enabled. Image width and height are now recognized, and when using ImageMagick,
optional flattening to PNG or JPEG for inline display can be enabled by setting
$wgTiffThumbnailType
By default no thumbnailing will occur; only difference from previous will be that the image width/height is detected and displayed.
Not yet implemented:
* Multi-page support
* Cleverer thumbnailing for giant files
* Thumbnailing of any sort if not using ImageMagick
* r41081 was causing the job queue to be flooded with tiny htmlCacheUpdate jobs which were less than the batch size and so, according to the original logic, should have been done immediately. This was causing template updates to be delayed even when the template has few backlinks. This is fixed.
* Introduced a shared cache called BacklinkCache with the main purpose of sharing data from these backlink queries, thus recovering the performance of r41081.
* Refactored backlink partitioning code, which in r40741 was copied from HTMLCacheUpdate to LinksUpdate with a bug intact. The bug caused every htmlCacheUpdate or refreshLinks2 job to be split into at least two pieces even when number of rows is less than the batch size.
* Fixed a bug from r40741 causing refreshLinks2 jobs with end=false to be ignored.
* Made SquidUpdate::newFromTitles() accept a TitleArray
* Accessed through the export and exportnowrap parameters added to action=query
* To facilitate &exportnowrap, add ApiFormatRaw, a formatter that just spits out its input without any formatting (not accessible through &format= of course)
* Fix up the action=query description message to reflect the deprecation of query.php
-- Introduce tagging of individual changes (revisions, logs, and on recentchanges). The tags are customisable, and currently settable by the Abuse Filter and by the TorBlock extension. The tags can be styled on the various pages on which they appear.
-- Introduces a schema change, three new tables (valid_tag, change_tag, and tag_summary).
As Tim notes, the weird callback setup in $wgHooks isn't really something we want to replicate or ever rely on ever again, as PHP's native callback syntax already handles things fine and is more consistent (and used extensively in the rest of MediaWiki).
May be other remaining issues with the refactor on top of bugs already discovered, but if it's going to be refactored to use callbacks it should be done using regular callbacks.
XXX: The code seems to more or less work, but it obviously needs more testing, regarding both stability and memory usage. In particular, I have not tested file uploads yet -- there may be consistency issues there.
* Now subclasses SpecialPage like it should
* All of the individual sections were split off into their own methods for readability
* Fixed Brion's comments on code review (r44509): not using <small> in the message, breaking to a new line, and keeping the description message separate
* Since -tooltip is a misleading name for the message, I renamed them to -desc, all message files and messages.inc have been updated
This also caused a regression with PasswordReset extension (renaming PasswordResetForm to PasswordReset) since this extension also have a PasswordReset class
UDP isn't a very clear name for this, especially since we use UDP protocols for multiple different things!
This class should probably be genericized a bit for _change notifications_, which there might be multiple backend implementations for, including the UDP->IRC bot gateway.
Looks cool, but this changes the return type of ConcatenatedGzipHistoryBlob::addItem() from a stub object to a hash value, which will break its usages in ConcatenatedGzipHistoryBlob::setText() and maintenance/storage/compressOld.inc.
* Fixed documentation in HistoryBlob.php, removed "todo document" for methods that are adequately documented in the interface.
* Added testCompression.php for testing concatenated object compression ratio
** Also supports blocking user from editing whole namespace
* Replace ugly ipboptions parsing code in Title.php with a simple message
Requires schema change (I showed it to Tim Starling).
** Backend code moved to RecentChange::reallyMarkPatrolled() and doMarkPatrolled()
** Adapted Article::markpatrolled()
* (bug 15466) Added action=patrol to the API. Modified patch by Soxred93
* Added rctoken=patrol to list=recentchanges
* Detect duplicate warnings in ApiBase::setWarning()
* All common upload code resides in UploadFromBase. Then depending on the upload source, one of its derived classes is initiated by Special:Upload.
* SpecialUpload::ajaxGetExistsWarning now only returns warnings that are related to existence.
* Allow LocalFile::upload to attribute the upload to another user than $wgUser
This introduces breaking changes for upload extensions.
This will allow us to develop a new method of parsing links (non-hacky), without breaking current syntax, and also allow us to make sure new methods don't break syntax.
Currently this class merely inherits from the Parser class. Constants and static functions are coppied so that use of self:: won't break when we modify things.
* Set missing properties svn:eol-style and svn:mime-type
* Use auto loader if possible
* Added $wgEnableHtmlDiff to DefaultSettings.php (todo: fix description of this setting)
* Split link placeholder/replacement handling into a separate object, LinkHolderArray.
* Remove Title objects from LinkCache, they apparently weren't being used at all. Same unconstrained memory usage as the former $parser->mLinkHolders.
* Introduced ExplodeIterator -- a workalike for explode() which doesn't use a significant amount of memory
* Introduced StringUtils::explode() -- select whether to use the simulated or native explode() depending on how many items there are
* Migrated most instances of explode() in Parser.php to StringUtils::explode()
* Renamed some variables in Parser::doBlockLevels()
* In Parser.php: $fname => __METHOD__, Parser => self/__CLASS__, to support Parser_DiffTest more easily
* Doc update in includes/MessageCache.php for r39412
* MW_TITLECACHE_MAX => Title::CACHE_MAX, nicer name, easier to access from another module
* Use an associative array to initialise LoadBalancer objects
* By default, use Preprocessor_DOM if available, otherwise use Preprocessor_Hash. Preprocessor_Hash has worse performance.
* Fix parserTests.php for replicated databases. Use CREATE TABLE instead of CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE if there is more than one server configured.
* Log exceptions even in command-line mode.
* (bugs 4832, 9481, 12890) Now has all options present in Special:Recentchanges (hide myself, bots, ...)
* Using "showlinkedto" on a template now uses the templatelinks table to fetch links instead of pagelinks
* [[Special:Recentchanges/0]] now works as expected, thanks to Nikerabbit for pointing this out
1) This keeps the filename the same as the classname, which is always nice
2) This avoids duplicate filenames (such as includes/Export.php and includes/specials/Export.php)
So I've at least got a chance of figuring out what file is what still...
The loss of specific names would create a visible name conflict; when you've got "MySQL.php" open, what the hell is it? Is it the DatabaseMySQL class? Some other random MySQL-related thing? Update.php is also confusing -- we have an update.php which is a command-line script.
Don't do these confusing names; there's no pressing functional need to move the files at all, but if you must move them at least keep their distinct names so I can find my code.
