Motivation
In order to be able to test that using the AbuseFilter actually works, we need to create a test environment that can do so
Task
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | None | T140462 Correctly move files from Wikipedia to Commons (2013) | |||
| Resolved | thiemowmde | T146666 Build a commons extension that moves files to Commons | |||
| Resolved | Addshore | T160538 Investigate prerequisite checks of Commons File Upload page and add them to the File Importer, too | |||
| Resolved | • Lea_WMDE | T187531 Small beta Prerequisites | |||
| Resolved | WMDE-Fisch | T160540 When the target wiki has the abuse filter enabled, use it | |||
| Resolved | WMDE-Fisch | T190162 Install AbuseFilter on FileImporter test wiki and add a few meaningful rules |
Added a Cronjob that automatically pulls master for http://mwfileimport.wmflabs.org/wiki/index.php/Special:ImportFile every 30 minutes
@Andrew-WMDE @WMDE-Fisch could you give me hints what are the rules and what I can do to test this?
@Lea_WMDE So some demo AbuseFilter rules can be found here: http://mwfileimport.wmflabs.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special:AbuseFilter
The first rule, for example, blocks an import if it's wikitext contains the word "papaya". Therefore, an easy test would be to add the word "papaya" to the pages wikitext during the import process and when you click on import an error message should then appear.