User::pingLimiter() profiles per action as well
We had an outage beginning of may that involved rate limiting of the 'renderfile-nonstandard' action. This makes User::pingLimiter() to record a per action profiling point in addition to the generic one, that would let us finely graph actions being throttled. Ref: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Incident_documentation/20140503-Thumbnails#What_can_be_improved Bug: 65477 Change-Id: Iac7930e85f7d9101663656ccb2bccdbebf908693
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* The deprecated function mw.util.toggleToc was removed.
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* The Special:Search hooks SpecialSearchGo and SpecialSearchResultsAppend
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were removed as they were unused.
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* (bug 65477) User::pingLimiter() now has an additional profile point varying
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by action being used.
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* mediawiki.util.$content no longer supports old versions of the Vector,
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Monobook, Modern and CologneBlue skins that don't yet implement the "mw-body"
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and/or "mw-body-primary" class name in their html.
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* Primitive rate limits: enforce maximum actions per time period
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* to put a brake on flooding.
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*
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* The method generates both a generic profiling point and a per action one
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* (suffix being "-$action".
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*
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* @note When using a shared cache like memcached, IP-address
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* last-hit counters will be shared across wikis.
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*
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global $wgMemc;
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wfProfileIn( __METHOD__ );
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wfProfileIn( __METHOD__ . '-' . $action );
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$limits = $wgRateLimits[$action];
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$keys = array();
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}
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}
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wfProfileOut( __METHOD__ . '-' . $action );
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wfProfileOut( __METHOD__ );
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return $triggered;
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}
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