filebackend: improve internal use of FileBackend constants

[lhc/web/wiklou.git] / RELEASE-NOTES-1.34

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@@ -81,6 +81,7 @@ For notes on 1.33.x and older releases, see HISTORY.
   password setups and deprecated since 1.24, is now removed.
 * $wgDBOracleDRCP - If you must use persistent connections, set DBO_PERSISTENT
   in the 'flags' field for servers in $wgDBServers (or $wgLBFactoryConf).
+* $wgMemCachedDebug - Set the cache "debug" field in $wgObjectCaches instead.
 
 === New user-facing features in 1.34 ===
 * Special:Mute has been added as a quick way for users to block unwanted emails
@@ -415,6 +416,9 @@ because of Phabricator reports.
 * ResourceLoaderContext::getConfig and ResourceLoaderContext::getLogger have
   been deprecated. Inside ResourceLoaderModule subclasses, use the local methods
   instead. Elsewhere, use the methods from the ResourceLoader class.
+* The Profiler::setTemplated and Profiler::getTemplated methods have been
+  deprecated. Use Profiler::setAllowOutput and Profiler::getAllowOutput
+  instead.
 * The Preprocessor_DOM implementation has been deprecated.  It will be
   removed in a future release.  Use the Preprocessor_Hash implementation
   instead.
@@ -473,6 +477,7 @@ because of Phabricator reports.
   SearchResult::newFromTitle(). This class is being refactored into an abstract
   class. If you extend this class please be sure to override all its methods
   or extend RevisionSearchResult.
+* Skin::getSkinNameMessages() is deprecated and no longer used.
 
 === Other changes in 1.34 ===
 * …
@@ -480,7 +485,15 @@ because of Phabricator reports.
 == Compatibility ==
 MediaWiki 1.34 requires PHP 7.0.13 or later. Although HHVM 3.18.5 or later is
 supported, it is generally advised to use PHP 7.0.13 or later for long term
-support.
+support. It also requires the following PHP extensions:
+
+* ctype
+* dom
+* fileinfo
+* iconv
+* json
+* mbstring
+* xml
 
 MySQL/MariaDB is the recommended DBMS. PostgreSQL or SQLite can also be used,
 but support for them is somewhat less mature.