They are now in their own files. Rewrite wfTimestamp tests to use
data providers like it should.
Originally commited without history by ^demon as r108420
the includes/parser/MediaWikiParserTest.php test case
* Drop now unused various test recorder options -- phpunit outputs its data in lots of machine-readable formats, use those if you need to work with
test data
* There's still a lot of duplication between NewParserTest::setUp() and MediaWikiTestCase, but hey one step at a time ;-)
* All tests pass for me (make phpunit && make parser)
- 'foo' => '' now outputs "&foo=" instead of the key being omitted
- 'foo' => null and 'foo' => false now omit the key instead of outputting "&foo="
- Added a test to make sure that 'foo' => true outputs "&foo=1"
- Fixed a php notice caused when passing a =value-less bit like "&qwerty" to wfCgiToArray by treating it like php and extracting it as 'qwerty' => ''
- Updated tests
bug 32168. This function is the inverse of wfParseUrl and is useful when you
need to modify part of a URL and have to put it back together.
Further, with the addition of this function, there is sufficient code in core
to create a proper URI class.
It might be a good idea to have a commit hook or similar to catch these.
You can find candidates for renaming with this command:
$ find tests/phpunit/includes/ -name '*.php' | grep -Ev 'Test.php$' | xargs grep -l MediaWikiTestCase
bug 32168. This implements RFC3986 Section 5.2.4.
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#section-5.2.4
This is important because you need to remove dot segments in order to safely
compare URLs when limiting URLs to a particular path.
* Fix a bug in rNNNNN where URLs like '/wiki/Foo' weren't expanded completely if $wgServer was protocol-relative. This caused bug NNNNN.
* Add an optional second parameter to wfExpandUrl(), which takes one the PROT_* constants. This allows the caller to determine which protocol should be used if the given URL is protocol-relative, or the given URL is domain-relative but $wgServer is protocol-relative. The options are PROT_HTTP (use http), PROT_HTTPS (use https), PROT_RELATIVE (keep the URL as protocol-relative), and PROT_CURRENT (use http if the current request is http, or https if the current request is https; this is the default).
* Factor the protocol/port detection part of WebRequest::detectServer() out into detectProtocolAndStdPort(), and add detectProtocol() as a wrapper. The latter is used by wfExpandUrl() in PROT_CURRENT mode.
* Rewrite the test suite to test all possible combinations of $wgServer, $defaultProto, $url and HTTP/HTTPS mode. This means the test suite now has 120 test cases rather than 4.
Suppressing all warning output from unserialize() in ExifBitmap::formatMetadata will hide actual errors; we're now checking explicitly for the bad-metadata and no-metadata markers so the case this was added for should not happen.
