47d1060398
This should allow the usernames of administrators such as "7" to show correctly on permissions error pages. I extracted the working code from UserBlockedError::__construct into a separate method Block::getPermissionsError, called from both places with context provided as an argument. Additional changes to get the test suite to pass are included. Bug: 46768 Change-Id: I49d973992a99e03b4e8de112b47b737037a85338
33 lines
969 B
PHP
33 lines
969 B
PHP
<?php
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/**
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* Base class that store and restore the Language objects
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*/
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abstract class MediaWikiLangTestCase extends MediaWikiTestCase {
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protected function setUp() {
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global $wgLanguageCode, $wgContLang;
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parent::setUp();
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if ( $wgLanguageCode != $wgContLang->getCode() ) {
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throw new MWException( "Error in MediaWikiLangTestCase::setUp(): " .
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"\$wgLanguageCode ('$wgLanguageCode') is different from " .
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"\$wgContLang->getCode() (" . $wgContLang->getCode() . ")" );
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}
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// HACK: Call getLanguage() so the real $wgContLang is cached as the user language
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// rather than our fake one. This is to avoid breaking other, unrelated tests.
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RequestContext::getMain()->getLanguage();
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$langCode = 'en'; # For mainpage to be 'Main Page'
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$langObj = Language::factory( $langCode );
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$this->setMwGlobals( array(
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'wgLanguageCode' => $langCode,
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'wgLang' => $langObj,
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'wgContLang' => $langObj,
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) );
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MessageCache::singleton()->disable();
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}
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}
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