|Yes
|For whatever reason, the DCSNuke extension intercepts page requests for the Nuke special page. DCSNuke has no added functionality. The DCSNuke code is roughly equivalent to the REL1_20 release of Nuke; and the current Nuke extension offers more functionality. I thought that potentially the reason to use a cloned extension was to totally customize the interface language strings, but that's not the case<ref>meld <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/master/extensions/DcsNuke/i18n/en.json?token=AACV4LWLt32dJzNg2zqcDRP_QZ6ecfOvks5bDx4MwA%3D%3D) <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-Nuke/master/i18n/en.json)</ref>. Remove DCSNuke.
'''DcsNuke is not just a clone, as described in the Github wiki Extensions page: it adds a new field for supplying a title pattern to select the deletion candidates by. Other criteria could be added later such as restricting to category.'''
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|[[mw:Extension:ParserFunctions|ParserFunctions]]
|no
|"Baskets" can be found in the hierarchy list of the leftnav under the 'Compliance' folder. The page name, by convention, is 'Baskets' e.g. https://clienttest.dm.dcstemporary.com/Baskets This is really neat, and very advanced. However, now that Visual Editor is available, I'd suspect that the user experience of editing large tables in Visual Editor would be much better. '''Replace Baskets with Visual Editor'''
'''We've tested the Visual Editor and found it to be to "clunky" for practical use, that was a year or so back, but based on my own experience I think it would still be considered that way if it was tested again now'''
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|[https://github.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/wiki/Extensions#dcscommon DcsCommon]
The 'common' extension creates a singleton instance of the DcsCommon class that does a bunch of things according to [https://github.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/wiki/Extensions#dcscommon notes in the wiki]. The permissions shouldn't really be hidden away in the class code. They should simply be in LocalSettings.php. onUserGetRights() is a big function. The 'self:cache' is mostly called in connection with 'isLocal'. Any true caching should just be offloaded to APC and memcache. Although there is no 'dcs' table in the database on dcsTemporary, the [https://github.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/blob/master/extensions/DcsCommon/DcsCommon.php#L653 setData()] method is used throughout the codebase so should update [https://github.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/wiki/Extensions#dcscommon wiki] about where this data is stored.
'''set/getData is for storing arbitrary DCS data in the dcs db table. Agreed that this extension needs cleaning up.'''
|recent
|no
|no
|no
|only used in the '''checktest''' subdomain, or when `wgLocalTesting`; intention is to use a timestamp condition. '''This is in progress, the requirements of the checklist are simpler now and version 2 is just about stripping out a bunch of obsolete functionality.'''
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|[https://github.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/tree/master/extensions/DcsEmailLink DcsEmailLink]
|no
|integrates with the API, however I'm unsure where it's visible/usable to the user. I believe it's used from the Ruby side to create links that will match a wiki page even if there is a case mismatch. If you wish to navigate to https://clienttest.dm.dcstemporary.com/ARCA14:TOC but request https://clienttest.dm.dcstemporary.com/arca14:toc instead, you'll get a 404 Not Found error. If you request https://clienttest.dm.dcstemporary.com/arca14:toc?action=findtitle then you will be redirected to the proper article.
'''This uses ApiBeforeMain and APIAfterExecute hooks to modify the API query prop=info to make it case-insensitive.'''
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|[https://github.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/wiki/Extensions#dcsgroupadmin DcsGroupAdmin]
According to [https://github.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/wiki/Extensions#dcsjobadmin the documentation], it allows you to manage jobs. But, I'm wondering how much this is actually used? The job queue should be run automatically by cron, and the administrative user shouldn't have to worry about it really. If there is a usage pattern where job execution is time sensitive, there is a use for an Admin function; but I'm curious about the usage patterns that create large or numerous jobs. Otherwise, set wgJobRunRate to zero, and put it into cron `0 0 * * * root /usr/bin/php /var/www/example.com/www/w/maintenance/runJobs.php > /var/log/runJobs.log 2>&1`
'''These jobs aren't just the standard MW maintenance jobs, they're DCS-specific jobs that need to run in the background as they often need to do intensive manipulation of thousands of articles. The special page is the interface to these jobs allowing parameters to be set for them and stopping/starting/cancelling/pausing them etc, as well as getting feedback on their progress or errors etc.'''
|2018-05-25
|no
|no
|If you go to a page like https://clienttest.dm.dcstemporary.com/ARCA14:Agreement You will see a large section of content called '''Index to ARCA14 pages containing "Agreement""'' So, in other words, it's a list of links to pages of the ARCA14 loan that have the word "Agreement" in them. These links are created by the extension.
'''They wanted the backlinks at the bottom of the page not in a separate special page'''
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|[https://github.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/wiki/Extensions#dcsnamespaces DcsNamespaces]
|no
|REPLACE with [[mw:Extension:Nuke|standard Nuke extension]]
'''See notes in Nuke above, this is not a replica of Nuke'''
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|DcsSearch
|no
|Unused - at least not on the development machine which is a clone of production.
'''There is a lot of obsolete and patched functionality in this extension, a version 2 was about to be started to strip all this out'''
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|[https://github.com/debtcompliance/mediawiki/wiki/SSO-2017-specification DcsSingleSignOn]
|no
|When I view my normal [https://clienttest.dm.dcstemporary.com/Special:EditWatchlist MediaWiki 'WatchList'], I don't see any loan talk pages added. I only see my user page.
'''This functionality doesn't apply to the MW watchlist, it's on the Company Comments page'''
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|[https://github.com/OrganicDesign/extensions/tree/master/MediaWiki/AjaxComments AjaxComments]