| daniel added a comment. |
...as to registering the description as used: this should be governed by a separate setting. It really has nothing to do with the magic word.
I think the setting should be generic, not limited to descriptions. E.g.:
$wgWBClientSettings['impliciteUsageAspects'] = [ 'D', 'L' ];
...that would track implicite description and label usage for the "connected" item. Actually, this should be restricted to the content language (unless the wiki is multi-lingual):
$wgWBClientSettings['impliciteUsageAspects'] = [ 'D.en', 'L.en' ];Actually, there already is one implicit usage being tracked: 'S' for the sitelink itself. This is done in lientParserOutputDataUpdater::updateItemIdProperty(). Other implicite usages should also be tracked there. That method is indeed triggered by the ContentAlterParserOutput hook, via ParserOutputUpdateHookHandlers::doContentAlterParserOutput.
The more I think about this, the I believe we should have a separate ticket for that feature. It's conceptually related, but technically completely unrelated to the magic word. I originally thought it would touch the same code, but looking at it now, I don't think it does.
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