Since the last update there is a total of 550 less issues.
744 removed and 194 added in various places.
(roughly)
Change-Id: I0431773973c146e1492de72d869f6d33de4084e8
eval.php is meant to eval() commands in MediaWiki global scope. We had
at least a couple attempts to move it to a regular Maintenance script.
As noted on the revert commit b475e930 r54839, using a Maintenance
script drop us in the callee function scope instead of the global scope
which is a hard requirement.
http://psysh.org/ is a Read-Eval-Print-Loop with color highlight, modern
code and more.
Add maintenance/shell.php script as MediaWikiShell class.
Passing command from stdin is supported.
Execution is forked for graceful handling of PHP fatal errors.
Colors!!
Support the undocumented '-d' arguments from eval.php:
0 set $wgDebugLogFile to stdout. Eval.php used /dev/stdout, make it
php://stdout in the new script.
1 additionally set DBO_DEBUG on all the database load balancer servers
PHP globals have to be whitelisted which is not supported out of the box
by Psy. Upon request, the author of PsySh, Justin Hileman, kindly
provided a pass to inject globals (with the exceptions of super
globals). He agreed for code reuse:
https://github.com/bobthecow/psysh/issues/353
The code was added to maintenance/CodeCleanerGlobalsPass.inc
Note that this is not a perfect simulation of global scope (but pretty
close): variables declared in the shell which did not exist before
won't be global unless the 'global' keword is used.
Example usage:
$ php maintenance/shell.php
>>> $wgFullyInitialised
=> true
>>> $hashar = User::newFromName( 'hashar' )
=> User {#274
+mId: null,
+mName: "Hashar",
...
>>> ls --long --all $h
<descriptive output of all object properties/methods>
Bug: T117661
Signed-off-by: Justin Hileman <justin@justinhileman.info>
Signed-off-by: Gergő Tisza <tgr.huwiki@gmail.com>
Change-Id: I3d6d42e138d3cc4a0aaafdd7f5f97cb17d8b8cb3
Also add a single small stub for the Memcached class
constructor that is slightly wrong in the phpstorm
stubs library.
jetbrains/phpstorm-stubs has been added to packagist via:
https://github.com/JetBrains/phpstorm-stubs/pull/149
Change-Id: I1bca7390d1dc24c38d65c1c8968f356326ff4636
Undeclared variables are a very common error type that we want to catch
as often as possible. To avoid needing to refactor a variety of global
level code (mostly in old-style maintenance scripts) this ignores
undeclared variables in global scope. This is still a good improvement
over what was happening previously.
Change-Id: I50b41d571724244552074b9408abbdf6160aca59
It seems LanguageConverter::parseManualRule was removed by
69dbeb97f1 (2008),
and LanguageConverter::parserConvert by
c568220e61 (2010),
so it seems safe and reasonable to remove their implementations
from few remaining language-specific Converter classes.
Change-Id: I7092f5c8856723fabd2b1f99944451344feb5711
At one point SearchIndexFieldDefinition was updated to require the
engine to be passed in, but it seems that update was missed here.
BackupDumper::loadPlugin() requires the second argument, set it to
the empty string to keep current behaviour.
Change-Id: Ifbd8fc4870ff63b2d338f8bb4d251d7a3477b989
The annotation was claiming string, but it's very obvious from
the usage the it should be string[].
Change-Id: I99849a338971590ca68dfb175b2458ad5ebc0df2
Changes:
- uses int instead of number as param and return value type,
- uses stdClass instead of stdObject
- fixes ResourceLoaderClientHtml constructor's $target param type:
it is string|null, not an array (previously misspelled as "aray")
- changes the type of references to XML parser in XMP lib to resource
instead of not existing XMLParser
Change-Id: I98c363ebc6658d1f4dcabad97a9a92f3fcd7ea8c
Adds the functionality of per-line @suppress annotations. Phan already
supports per-class or per-method annotations, but does not have any
per-line support due to the PHP AST only returning comments that are
class/property/method level docblocks.
This is a bit of a hack, but get's the job done. Removes the
PhanTypeInvalidLeftOperand issue from blacklist and suppresses it
to demonstrate the supression works as expected.
Change-Id: I5066b3b431fb69175a711ee366e95f31c7c47639
With phan set to only report critical errors it will be quite hard
to cleanup the code base to the point where we are running stronger
analysis. Instead of setting minimimum severity to critical, set
minimum severity to low and suppress all existing issues.
This will allow developers to choose an issue type from the list, fix
it, and update the config.php to report on the issue in the future.
Change-Id: I2771a4ff37f43cca215b939ed7d82f137d72cea6
Adds the necessary configuration and stubs for phan static analysis to
run against mediawiki core. A variety of fixes have been applied to core
recently such with this current configuration we are completely passing,
except for one issue with a bug in Phan (https://github.com/etsy/phan/issues/286)
In it's current configuration Phan will detect fatal errors trying to
access non existant classes, undefined method calls, and other errors.
The analysis can be expanded as we cleanup more of the codebase. This
is in preparation for working on getting the CI to run phan as part of
the review process. I have found phan to be usefull in CirrusSearch
(although with stricter config) for catching bugs and I think it could
help in core as well.
We arn't too far from being able to disable `null_casts_as_any_type`,
there are only a few classes that need adjusting. Lots more work needs
to be done to reduce `minimum_severity` from 10 to 5 (normal) or
0 (low).
Change-Id: Iafd55b1380f37d7b0d195eed081f8042166690e8
