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DatabaseLogEntryTest.php
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1 <?php
2 
5 
7  public function setUp() {
8  parent::setUp();
9 
10  // These services cache their joins
11  MediaWikiServices::getInstance()->resetServiceForTesting( 'CommentStore' );
12  MediaWikiServices::getInstance()->resetServiceForTesting( 'ActorMigration' );
13  }
14 
15  public function tearDown() {
16  parent::tearDown();
17 
18  MediaWikiServices::getInstance()->resetServiceForTesting( 'CommentStore' );
19  MediaWikiServices::getInstance()->resetServiceForTesting( 'ActorMigration' );
20  }
21 
34  public function testNewFromId( $id,
35  array $selectFields,
36  array $row = null,
37  array $expectedFields = null,
38  $migration
39  ) {
40  $this->setMwGlobals( [
41  'wgCommentTableSchemaMigrationStage' => $migration,
42  'wgActorTableSchemaMigrationStage' => $migration,
43  ] );
44 
45  $row = $row ? (object)$row : null;
46  $db = $this->getMock( IDatabase::class );
47  $db->expects( self::once() )
48  ->method( 'selectRow' )
49  ->with( $selectFields['tables'],
50  $selectFields['fields'],
51  $selectFields['conds'],
52  'DatabaseLogEntry::newFromId',
53  $selectFields['options'],
54  $selectFields['join_conds']
55  )
56  ->will( self::returnValue( $row ) );
57 
59  $logEntry = DatabaseLogEntry::newFromId( $id, $db );
60 
61  if ( !$expectedFields ) {
62  self::assertNull( $logEntry, "Expected no log entry returned for id=$id" );
63  } else {
64  self::assertEquals( $id, $logEntry->getId() );
65  self::assertEquals( $expectedFields['type'], $logEntry->getType() );
66  self::assertEquals( $expectedFields['comment'], $logEntry->getComment() );
67  }
68  }
69 
70  public function provideNewFromId() {
71  $oldTables = [
72  'tables' => [ 'logging', 'user' ],
73  'fields' => [
74  'log_id',
75  'log_type',
76  'log_action',
77  'log_timestamp',
78  'log_namespace',
79  'log_title',
80  'log_params',
81  'log_deleted',
82  'user_id',
83  'user_name',
84  'user_editcount',
85  'log_comment_text' => 'log_comment',
86  'log_comment_data' => 'NULL',
87  'log_comment_cid' => 'NULL',
88  'log_user' => 'log_user',
89  'log_user_text' => 'log_user_text',
90  'log_actor' => 'NULL',
91  ],
92  'options' => [],
93  'join_conds' => [ 'user' => [ 'LEFT JOIN', 'user_id=log_user' ] ],
94  ];
95  $newTables = [
96  'tables' => [
97  'logging',
98  'user',
99  'comment_log_comment' => 'comment',
100  'actor_log_user' => 'actor'
101  ],
102  'fields' => [
103  'log_id',
104  'log_type',
105  'log_action',
106  'log_timestamp',
107  'log_namespace',
108  'log_title',
109  'log_params',
110  'log_deleted',
111  'user_id',
112  'user_name',
113  'user_editcount',
114  'log_comment_text' => 'comment_log_comment.comment_text',
115  'log_comment_data' => 'comment_log_comment.comment_data',
116  'log_comment_cid' => 'comment_log_comment.comment_id',
117  'log_user' => 'actor_log_user.actor_user',
118  'log_user_text' => 'actor_log_user.actor_name',
119  'log_actor' => 'log_actor',
120  ],
121  'options' => [],
122  'join_conds' => [
123  'user' => [ 'LEFT JOIN', 'user_id=actor_log_user.actor_user' ],
124  'comment_log_comment' => [ 'JOIN', 'comment_log_comment.comment_id = log_comment_id' ],
125  'actor_log_user' => [ 'JOIN', 'actor_log_user.actor_id = log_actor' ],
126  ],
127  ];
128  return [
129  [
130  0,
131  $oldTables + [ 'conds' => [ 'log_id' => 0 ] ],
132  null,
133  null,
135  ],
136  [
137  123,
138  $oldTables + [ 'conds' => [ 'log_id' => 123 ] ],
139  [
140  'log_id' => 123,
141  'log_type' => 'foobarize',
142  'log_comment_text' => 'test!',
143  'log_comment_data' => null,
144  ],
145  [ 'type' => 'foobarize', 'comment' => 'test!' ],
147  ],
148  [
149  567,
150  $newTables + [ 'conds' => [ 'log_id' => 567 ] ],
151  [
152  'log_id' => 567,
153  'log_type' => 'foobarize',
154  'log_comment_text' => 'test!',
155  'log_comment_data' => null,
156  ],
157  [ 'type' => 'foobarize', 'comment' => 'test!' ],
159  ],
160  ];
161  }
162 }
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