2011/2/1 Rob Lanphier ro...@robla.net:
Can you explain why you're rolling out when it's the middle of the night
where Wikimedia is headquartered? I have a few different theories (site
traffic, time zones of the operations team, etc.), but a clarification here
would be good.
We lost the game
Rob Lanphier wrote:
MZMcBride wrote:
Rob Lanphier wrote:
If all goes well, you should only notice the improvement. If it
doesn¹t go
well, that¹s because there¹s something we missed, and that¹s where
we¹d love
your help. Please help us test this release! We have a test
instance of
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 1:18 AM, Rob Lanphier ro...@robla.net wrote:
We lost the game of rock/paper/scissors. :) We decided to do this very
late U.S. west coast time so that our European and Australian contingents
would be well rested in case there are problems. Given that we have key
Hi all!
what's the best way to get around the same original policy to fetch data from
the toolserver with a XMLHTTPRequest in a Wikipedia gadget? Is there a best
practice, a nice and easy, generally usable method? what would it take to make
one?
I know that some gadgets have been doing this,
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 10:06 AM, Daniel Kinzler dan...@brightbyte.dewrote:
Hi all!
what's the best way to get around the same original policy to fetch data
from
the toolserver with a XMLHTTPRequest in a Wikipedia gadget? Is there a best
practice, a nice and easy, generally usable method?
On 31/01/11 13:51, Roan Kattouw wrote:
I can work around it in the extension, but we should watch out and make
sure
we've got regression tests covering any cases we find.
Yes, we need minifier tests.
Isn't this an upstream issue? If so we could send them our patches.
--
Ashar
There are 2 components to the JavaScriptDistiller library. One of them (the
ParseMaster class) is 100% in sync with the official distribution. The other
(the JavaScriptDistiller class) was originally based on the
JavaScriptPacker::_basicCompression function. That function had some issues
that
On 01/02/11 19:42, Trevor Parscal wrote:
In the former case, any changes should be strictly passed upstream.
In the latter case, I think we should offer them upstream but realize
that we have deviated from the original author's structure and
possibly intentions enough that they may or may not
Use jQuery.ajax (or it's wrapper functions such as jQuery.getJSON) to
cover all cross-browser issues.
And as indirectly suggested above. JSONP is the solution for cross-
domain scripting.
What it means is that that source (in this case toolserver) has a URL
parameter (say callback=), the
This idea arose in the context of a discussion which generally addressed
civility. The warnings would be civility warnings.
Fred
To that end, a warnings tool would be helpful,
supplementing or replacing the uw- templates with a MediaWiki
extension that requires that warnings be acknowledged
Trevor Parscal wrote:
There are 2 components to the JavaScriptDistiller library. One of them (the
ParseMaster class) is 100% in sync with the official distribution. The other
(the JavaScriptDistiller class) was originally based on the
JavaScriptPacker::_basicCompression function. That
I was planning on emailing him a patch, probably after I wrote some tests to
ensure I wasn't submitting him something with issues.
- Trevor
On Feb 1, 2011, at 1:41 PM, Platonides wrote:
Trevor Parscal wrote:
There are 2 components to the JavaScriptDistiller library. One of them (the
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I would like to announce the release of MediaWiki 1.16.2, which is a
security release. Two security issues were discovered.
An arbitrary script inclusion vulnerability was discovered. The
vulnerability only allows execution of files with names
Fred Bauder wrote:
This idea arose in the context of a discussion which generally addressed
civility. The warnings would be civility warnings.
To that end, a warnings tool would be helpful,
supplementing or replacing the uw- templates with a MediaWiki
extension that requires that warnings
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If all goes well, you
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