installer: Simplify wfDetectLocalSettingsFile and document gotchass
Follows-up I7747f83481cb05a6d. While at it: * Avoid confusing preg_match, use strpos or str_contains instead. If this is not the same, then I have proven my point that it is unclear (but also picked the wrong alternative). * Use silence operator (at) instead of AtEase. Also note that in the previous change this was incorrectly expanded to silence errors in wfDetectLocalSettingsFile, which I assume was unintentional and among the reasons we avoid it in new code (T253461). Change-Id: I0dda95d3c0f21c872e43697acba192d6a19fb0d5
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*/
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/**
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* Detect the path to the primary settings file that is
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* to be loaded by Setup.php and define MW_CONFIG_FILE.
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* Decide and remember where to load LocalSettings from.
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*
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* The primary settings file would traditionally be
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* LocalSettings.php in the installation root, but can be
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* a different file specified via the MW_CONFIG_FILE constant
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* or the environment variable of the same name.
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* This is used by Setup.php and will (if not already) store the result
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* in the MW_CONFIG_FILE constant.
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*
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* If the settings file has the .yaml or .json extension, it is expected
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* to use the format described on
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* The primary settings file is traditionally LocalSettings.php under the %MediaWiki
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* installation path, but can also be placed differently and specified via the
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* MW_CONFIG_FILE constant (from an entrypoint wrapper) or via a `MW_CONFIG_FILE`
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* environment variable (from the web server).
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*
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* Experimental: The settings file can use the `.yaml` or `.json` extension, which
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* must use the format described on
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* https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:YAML_settings_file_format.
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*
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* @internal
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*
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* @param string $installationPath The installation's base path, typically global $IP.
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*
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* @return string The path to the primary settings file
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*
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* @internal Only for use by Setup.php and Installer.
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* @since 1.38
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* @param string $installationPath The installation's base path, typically global $IP.
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* @return string The path to the settings file
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*/
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function wfDetectLocalSettingsFile( string $installationPath ): string {
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if ( defined( 'MW_CONFIG_FILE' ) ) {
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return MW_CONFIG_FILE;
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}
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$configFile = getenv( 'MW_CONFIG_FILE' );
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if ( $configFile !== false ) {
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if ( !preg_match( '@[\\\\/]@', $configFile ) ) {
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$configFile = "$installationPath/$configFile";
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}
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} else {
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// NOTE: We could look for LocalSettings.yaml and LocalSettings.json,
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// and use them if they exist. But having them in a web accessible
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// place is dangerous, so better not to encourage that.
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// In order to use LocalSettings.yaml and LocalSettings.json, they
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// will have to be referenced explicitly by MW_CONFIG_FILE.
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$configFile = "$installationPath/LocalSettings.php";
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// We could look for LocalSettings.yaml and LocalSettings.json,
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// and use them if they exist. But having them in a web accessible
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// place is dangerous, so better not to encourage that.
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// In order to use LocalSettings.yaml and LocalSettings.json, they
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// will have to be referenced explicitly by MW_CONFIG_FILE.
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$configFile = getenv( 'MW_CONFIG_FILE' ) ?: "LocalSettings.php";
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// Can't use str_contains because for maintenance scripts (update.php, install.php),
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// this is called *before* Setup.php and vendor (polyfill-php80) are included.
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if ( strpos( $configFile, '/' ) === false ) {
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$configFile = "$installationPath/$configFile";
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}
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define( 'MW_CONFIG_FILE', $configFile );
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// phpcs:ignore MediaWiki.VariableAnalysis.UnusedGlobalVariables
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global $wgExtensionDirectory, $wgStyleDirectory;
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AtEase::suppressWarnings();
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wfDetectLocalSettingsFile( $IP ); // defines MW_CONFIG_FILE
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$_lsExists = file_exists( MW_CONFIG_FILE );
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AtEase::restoreWarnings();
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// This will also define MW_CONFIG_FILE
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$lsFile = wfDetectLocalSettingsFile( $IP );
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// phpcs:ignore Generic.PHP.NoSilencedErrors
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$lsExists = @file_exists( $lsFile );
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if ( !$_lsExists ) {
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if ( !$lsExists ) {
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return false;
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}
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if ( !str_ends_with( MW_CONFIG_FILE, '.php' ) ) {
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if ( !str_ends_with( $lsFile, '.php' ) ) {
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throw new Exception(
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'The installer cannot yet handle non-php settings files: ' . MW_CONFIG_FILE . '. ' .
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'The installer cannot yet handle non-php settings files: ' . $lsFile . '. ' .
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'Use maintenance/update.php to update an existing installation.'
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);
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}
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unset( $lsExists );
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require "$IP/includes/DefaultSettings.php";
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$wgExtensionDirectory = "$IP/extensions";
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$wgStyleDirectory = "$IP/skins";
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// NOTE: To support YAML settings files, this needs to start using SettingsBuilder.
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// However, as of 1.38, YAML settings files are still experimental and
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// the existing settings file is not PHP. The updater should still work though.
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// NOTE: When adding support for YAML settings file, all references to LocalSettings.php
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// in localisation messages need to be replaced.
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unset( $_lsExists );
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require "$IP/includes/DefaultSettings.php";
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$wgExtensionDirectory = "$IP/extensions";
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$wgStyleDirectory = "$IP/skins";
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require MW_CONFIG_FILE;
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// NOTE: This assumes simple variable assignments. More complex setups may involve
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// settings coming from sub-required and/or functions that assign globals
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// directly. This is fine here because this isn't used as the "real" include.
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// It is only used for reading out a small set of variables that the installer
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// validates and/or displays.
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require $lsFile;
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return get_defined_vars();
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}
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