After adding the code for fetching parameters for different scrutinizers in their corresponding classes, we should remove the redundant code from the ConstraintFetcher
* Add ItemRequires Constraint
Implemented Item requires constraint as part of #2354
* done with implementation of ItemRequiresScrutinizer Class
* Test class added with suitable test cases
* Implemented RestrictedPosition Scrutinizer tests using mocks
Added RestrictedPositionConstraint class and updated test cases using mocks
* Tests updated & working fine
* Implemented DistinctValueScrutinizer tests using mcokito
Added inner class to the scrutinizer and updated the tests using mocks.
* Tests updated-testNoIssue added
* all tests updated & working fine
* Implemented SingleValue Scrutinizer tests using mocks
Updated test class & added inner class to the scrutinizer
* tests updated
* Updated SingleValueConstraint class
updated test class by creating mocks for ConstraintFetcher
Implemented tests for conflicts-with scrutinizer using mocks
Added testcase for no statementList & multiple constraint.
Implemented tests using mock for conflicts-with scrutinizer
Implemented tests using mock for conflicts-with scrutinizer
Added test case for multiple constraints
Added test case for multiple constraints
Closes#1612
Merges @afkbrb work to finish @wetneb protype, including:
* adding support for OAuth in addition to basic auth
* supporting registration of single user Wikidata OAuth consumers.
* adding extensive tests
* cleaning up the login dialog
This depends on the next release of the Wikidata Toolkit, but we're currently publishing our own snapshot that includes the necessary changes (thanks @wetneb!)
Co-authored-by: Antonin Delpeuch <antonin@delpeuch.eu>
Updates Wikidata-Toolkit to 0.11.0
This enables the following improvements:
- https://github.com/Wikidata/Wikidata-Toolkit/issues/431
- https://github.com/Wikidata/Wikidata-Toolkit/issues/456
This closes#2196 although the feature will not be enabled until 3.4 for technical reasons
(the openrefine-3.3 tag on Wikidata can only be applied by an AbuseFilter, not manually through
the API).
* Update WDTK and add timeouts to Wikidata editing, closes#2211.
* Explicitly add wdtk-util as a dependency
* Catch MediaWikiApiError following change of interface
