the code as the request identificator. Otherwise, the sent header will be
ignored and the request ID will either be taken from Apache's mod_unique
module or will be generated by Mediawiki itself (depending on the set-up).
+* $wgEnableSpecialMute (T218265) - This configuration controls whether
+ Special:Mute is available and whether to include a link to it on emails
+ originating from Special:Email.
==== Changed configuration ====
* $wgUseCdn, $wgCdnServers, $wgCdnServersNoPurge, and $wgCdnMaxAge – These four
wikidiff2.moved_paragraph_detection_cutoff.
=== New user-facing features in 1.34 ===
-* …
+* Special:Mute has been added as a quick way for users to block unwanted emails
+ from other users originating from Special:EmailUser.
=== New developer features in 1.34 ===
* Language::formatTimePeriod now supports the new 'avoidhours' option to output
instead.
* Sanitizer::attributeWhitelist() and Sanitizer::setupAttributeWhitelist()
have been deprecated; they will be made private in the future.
+* SearchResult::termMatches() method is deprecated. It was unreliable because
+ only populated by few search engine implementations. Use
+ SqlSearchResult::getTermMatches() if really needed.
+* SearchResult::getTextSnippet( $terms ) the $terms param is being deprecated
+ and should no longer be passed. Search engine implemenations should be
+ responsible for carrying relevant information needed for highlighting with
+ their own SearchResultSet/SearchResult sub-classes.
+* SearchEngine::$searchTerms protected field is deprecated. Moved to
+ SearchDatabase.
+* The use of the $terms param in the ShowSearchHit and ShowSearchHitTitle
+ hooks is highly discouraged as it's only populated by SearchDatabase search
+ engines.
=== Other changes in 1.34 ===
* …