$opts = parent::getDefaultOptions();
$user = $this->getUser();
- $opts->add( 'days', $user->getIntOption( 'rcdays' ) );
+ $opts->add( 'days', $user->getIntOption( 'rcdays' ), FormOptions::FLOAT );
$opts->add( 'limit', $user->getIntOption( 'rclimit' ) );
$opts->add( 'from', '' );
if ( preg_match( '/^limit=(\d+)$/', $bit, $m ) ) {
$opts['limit'] = $m[1];
}
- if ( preg_match( '/^days=(\d+)$/', $bit, $m ) ) {
+ if ( preg_match( '/^days=(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)$/', $bit, $m ) ) {
$opts['days'] = $m[1];
}
if ( preg_match( '/^namespace=(.*)$/', $bit, $m ) ) {
public function validateOptions( FormOptions $opts ) {
$opts->validateIntBounds( 'limit', 0, 5000 );
+ $opts->validateBounds( 'days', 0, $this->getConfig()->get( 'RCMaxAge' ) / ( 3600 * 24 ) );
parent::validateOptions( $opts );
}
$query_options, $join_conds, $opts );
// Calculate cutoff
- $cutoff_unixtime = time() - ( $opts['days'] * 86400 );
- $cutoff_unixtime = $cutoff_unixtime - ( $cutoff_unixtime % 86400 );
+ $cutoff_unixtime = time() - $opts['days'] * 3600 * 24;
$cutoff = $dbr->timestamp( $cutoff_unixtime );
$fromValid = preg_match( '/^[0-9]{14}$/', $opts['from'] );
$fields[] = 'page_latest';
$join_conds['page'] = [ 'LEFT JOIN', 'rc_cur_id=page_id' ];
+ $tagFilter = $opts['tagfilter'] ? explode( '|', $opts['tagfilter'] ) : [];
ChangeTags::modifyDisplayQuery(
$tables,
$fields,
$conds,
$join_conds,
$query_options,
- $opts['tagfilter']
+ $tagFilter
);
if ( !$this->runMainQueryHook( $tables, $fields, $conds, $query_options, $join_conds,
return false;
}
+ $orderByAndLimit = [
+ 'ORDER BY' => 'rc_timestamp DESC',
+ 'LIMIT' => $opts['limit']
+ ];
+ if ( in_array( 'DISTINCT', $query_options ) ) {
+ // ChangeTags::modifyDisplayQuery() adds DISTINCT when filtering on multiple tags.
+ // In order to prevent DISTINCT from causing query performance problems,
+ // we have to GROUP BY the primary key. This in turn requires us to add
+ // the primary key to the end of the ORDER BY, and the old ORDER BY to the
+ // start of the GROUP BY
+ $orderByAndLimit['ORDER BY'] = 'rc_timestamp DESC, rc_id DESC';
+ $orderByAndLimit['GROUP BY'] = 'rc_timestamp, rc_id';
+ }
// array_merge() is used intentionally here so that hooks can, should
// they so desire, override the ORDER BY / LIMIT condition(s); prior to
// MediaWiki 1.26 this used to use the plus operator instead, which meant
// that extensions weren't able to change these conditions
- $query_options = array_merge( [
- 'ORDER BY' => 'rc_timestamp DESC',
- 'LIMIT' => $opts['limit'] ], $query_options );
+ $query_options = array_merge( $orderByAndLimit, $query_options );
$rows = $dbr->select(
$tables,
$fields,