MediaWiki REL1_33
PatrolLog.php
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1<?php
29class PatrolLog {
30
42 public static function record( $rc, $auto = false, User $user = null, $tags = null ) {
43 // Do not log autopatrol actions: T184485
44 if ( $auto ) {
45 return false;
46 }
47
48 if ( !$rc instanceof RecentChange ) {
49 $rc = RecentChange::newFromId( $rc );
50 if ( !is_object( $rc ) ) {
51 return false;
52 }
53 }
54
55 if ( !$user ) {
56 global $wgUser;
57 $user = $wgUser;
58 }
59
60 $action = $auto ? 'autopatrol' : 'patrol';
61
62 $entry = new ManualLogEntry( 'patrol', $action );
63 $entry->setTarget( $rc->getTitle() );
64 $entry->setParameters( self::buildParams( $rc, $auto ) );
65 $entry->setPerformer( $user );
66 $entry->setTags( $tags );
67 $logid = $entry->insert();
68 if ( !$auto ) {
69 $entry->publish( $logid, 'udp' );
70 }
71
72 return true;
73 }
74
82 private static function buildParams( $change, $auto ) {
83 return [
84 '4::curid' => $change->getAttribute( 'rc_this_oldid' ),
85 '5::previd' => $change->getAttribute( 'rc_last_oldid' ),
86 '6::auto' => (int)$auto
87 ];
88 }
89}
Class for creating new log entries and inserting them into the database.
Definition LogEntry.php:441
Class containing static functions for working with logs of patrol events.
Definition PatrolLog.php:29
static buildParams( $change, $auto)
Prepare log parameters for a patrolled change.
Definition PatrolLog.php:82
static record( $rc, $auto=false, User $user=null, $tags=null)
Record a log event for a change being patrolled.
Definition PatrolLog.php:42
Utility class for creating new RC entries.
The User object encapsulates all of the user-specific settings (user_id, name, rights,...
Definition User.php:48
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Definition hooks.txt:1584
return true to allow those checks to and false if checking is done & $user
Definition hooks.txt:1510
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Definition injection.txt:37