42b808738a
Adds behaviour for conditionally adding the edit button
to the sticky-header based on A/B test bucketing.
This behaviour depends on having the `$wgVectorStickyHeaderEdit` config
set to true for logged-in users:
$wgVectorStickyHeaderEdit = [
"logged_in" => true,
"logged_out" => false
];
as well as an AB test configured with the following buckets:
$wgVectorWebABTestEnrollment = [
'name' => 'vector.sticky_header_edit',
'enabled' => true,
'buckets' => [
'unsampled' => [
'samplingRate' => 0
],
'stickyHeaderEditButtonControl' => [
'samplingRate' => 0
],
'stickyHeaderEditButtonTreatment' => [
'samplingRate' => 1
]
]
];
With that config, this change hides the sticky header for all users
except those in the stickyHeaderEditButtonTreatment bucket.
Bug: T299959
Change-Id: If252956bc530d8ce54eeda61f42a93ffa48255cb
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