JUnit reporter is required to create the XML file that Jenkins uses to
create Test Result Trend chart for selenium-daily-beta-MinervaNeue
job.
Bug: T214686
Change-Id: Ibf4b08f2f4b60ad02a3a3b5a5ba8e0d899a86859
Update all @wdio packages and webdriverio to v7.
Update mwbot to v2.
Do not update @wdio/cucumber-framework because of
`error "cucumber" is not found node/no-missing-require`
ESLint failure.
Bug: T280975
Change-Id: I83b9963ba2647af01dd1ed1f8be0178e584a2024
Upgrading to SVGO v2.3.0 and changing over to new JS config.
Also amending svg check shell script and re-crushing
all SVGs.
Bug: T278656
Change-Id: Ic52d7eb595073e5bde166e5cf5767772c5eb60ce
* Correctly pull down mediawiki.skin.variables.less
* Update source of clock icon in last modified bar
* Update query selectors
* Push to docs.wikimedia.org so things do not break so easily
again
Bug: T263270
Change-Id: I93cb7e53fb78d3a03019583b3b0c69a057088044
It was added in 7340485014
but for some reason never enabled.
This was supposed to be protecting us from performance regressions
by monitoring the size of modules in the repo. It appears to be
broken both locally and on Jenkins when run on the due to some changes
in Phabricator.
Since then we've added bundle size tests to Vector using a different
more foolproof method. I think that method is more preferable as it
also provides coverage for JS and icons so the
associated script is copied over and used in Minerva
and activated on all commits.
Bug: T259080
Change-Id: I9ba2dcc060ec09d91814c947d5be3f71b055a66e
Add a script that builds CSS for Minerva using lessc than measures
their bundlesize.
This will give us added protection to large increases in bundlesize
that can lead to performance regressions.
Change-Id: I2e5e55ad10fac7ecb5a8c19ccdf3cc54de59b75d
Per T199939#5096023 use job runner to execute the job runner
as part of the test to ensure the API can return categories for
a page.
Bug: T219920
Change-Id: I467f6635fd0d80a01428f6b06a8c750430d63d6d
There doesn't seem to be an easy way to set Minerva as the
default skin for anonymous users, so this is probably the
best way to assure all actions happen in Minerva skin - not Vector
which is the default desktop skin!
Bug: T190710
Bug: T220658
Change-Id: I6912db022cdea1adad1e3842af23602e50969f63
Porting first selenium test from Ruby to Node.js using the
mocha framework. Starting with `category.feature` test.
Tests are placed in a new `tests/selenium` folder with their
own eslint config.
Bug: T190710
Change-Id: Iad954405a5ae0608fd5dc90dd5dfa434b3781037
* Add inline exceptions for global selectors
* Exception for $.animate in scrolling code
* Fix $ prefixing in search.js
* Fix repeated selectors in search.js & toc.js
* Disable no-parse-html-literal in tests
Change-Id: Id58fe11d1e09714501a378e4ca7ed9588f02f32d
This exposes two broken tests:
* #setCount (Eastern Arabic numerals)
* clicking on the product of createBanner() should trigger a custom event
that were previously passing due to buggy assertions.
Change-Id: If18ad1ff9363fff65d3e347c01ce4bc0669b2a0e
JSDoc and SVGO are development-time-only dependencies. Move them from
package dependencies to devDependencies.
Change-Id: Ifd955b84bb041c3f02cf3e6938f73ee718ea34a7
Adds the `pre-commit` npm package which automatically
handles git pre-commit hooks via package.json and runs
`npm run test` by default.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/pre-commit
Requires an `npm install`
Change-Id: Ia5950242bced753c42fc804fd686bc239c335aa3
Given the level of documentation in this repo is extremely
low now seems a good as time as any.
The resulting documentation is a vast improvement on before
grouping functions to an owner and introducing module names.
We can iterate on the documentation over time.
Bug: T138401
Change-Id: I9e787d40931d3d72a7037ce07d3ab0db8e72d825
