Hey,
Has anyone created a GitHub action to run tests for a MediaWiki extension
yet?
I'd like to run the PHPUnit tests for some of my extensions via GitHub
actions. Unfortunately this is not as simple as in the typical PHP project,
since doing composer install + vendor/bin/phpunit does not cut
Hello,
On Tue, 7 Jul 2020 at 00:30, Kunal Mehta wrote:
>
> > hosting a *private node package repository* in some form,
> > typically in a git repository, where only *vetted versions* of packages
> are
> > checked in.
>
> In theory this addresses the problems, but I think the biggest problem
>
> that's around 11:00 UTC.
Correction: My bad, that is actually 16:00 UTC.
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This is a heads-up that we are planning to replace the host keys
for the Gerrit SSH server at gerrit.wikimedia.org:29418.
The change is planned for Tuesday, July 14th in the PDT
morning right after the MediaWiki train, that's around 11:00 UTC.
The Revision -> RevisionRecord switch was a key part of both making
MediaWiki dependency-injection-friendly and making it aware of multiple
content slots per revision. It's great to see us following through on a
large-scale refactoring like that. Huge thanks to DannyS712 (who as done
awesome work
Hi Gregg,
Thanks for the details.
>
>PS: Please let me know where else this announcement should be sent.
>
I think it would be a good idea to send this to the Wikitech Ambassadors
list.
If not already done, mentioning in Tech News
[https://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tech/News] would be a
I feel positive about every aspect of this announcement. I've enjoyed
my own experiments with GitLab and its integrated CI. It's a huge relief
that we'll be able to move towards a feature-branch strategy.
Even as a paid developer with 8 years of wiki experience, Gerrit is
still an obstacle
It's great to see this finally happening!
A big THANK YOU to DannyS712, Petr, and everyone involved! The Revision class
had been "soft" deprecated every since we introduced RevisionStore and
RevisionRecord in 1.31. Getting the necessary work scheduled for removing
hundreds of usages proved
Thank you to everyone who worked on this, and especially to DannyS712, your
work is valued & appreciated!
Kosta
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On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 10:19 PM Petr Pchelko wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> TLDR: your extension CI might break due to hard
