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This is about the function documented here: https://doc.wikimedia.org/mediawiki-core/master/php/classOutputPage.html#aaa1c0ae62fd0a36703d1736b7ecc8c7c In old MediaWiki versions this would send wikitext through the parser, strip the paragraph tags and return the result. Since MediaWiki 1.30 there is an additional wrapping div like `<div class ="mw-parser-output"></div>` that is wrapped around the result, which considering it is a block level element seems counter-intuitive for a function called parseInline. My question now is if this function should strip that div as well? This could either be part of Parser::stripOuterParagraph or be part of a similar function to that.

This is about the function documented here: https://doc.wikimedia.org/mediawiki-core/master/php/classOutputPage.html#aaa1c0ae62fd0a36703d1736b7ecc8c7c In old MediaWiki versions this would send wikitext through the parser, strip the paragraph tags and return the result. Since MediaWiki 1.30 there is an additional wrapping div like `<div class="mw-parser-output"></div>` that is wrapped around the result, which considering it is a block level element seems counter-intuitive for a function called parseInline. My question now is if this function should strip that div as well? This could either be part of Parser::stripOuterParagraph or be part of a similar function to that.

This is about the function documented here: https://doc.wikimedia.org/mediawiki-core/master/php/classOutputPage.html#aaa1c0ae62fd0a36703d1736b7ecc8c7c In old MediaWiki versions this would send wikitext through the parser, strip the paragraph tags and return the result. Since MediaWiki 1.30 there is an additional wrapping div like `<div class ="mw-parser-output"></div>` that is wrapped around the result, which considering it is a block level element seems counter-intuitive for a function called parseInline. My question now is if this function should strip that div as well? This could either be part of Parser::stripOuterParagraph or be part of a similar function to that.