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--- Comment #6 from Scott Duensing 2012-05-07 01:24:53
UTC ---
I am also running MW 1.19.0 and have applied the posted patch. I also change
the function definition. I no longer get an error, but the upload doesn't do
anything either. There
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--- Comment #4 from Jack Phoenix 2011-09-17
17:26:47 UTC ---
You should be able to fix that by changing the function definition so that it
doesn't take the $request parameter. So change line 32 of
extensions/SocialProfile/UserProfile/SpecialUp
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--- Comment #3 from Gerard Boyers 2011-09-17 16:22:26 UTC ---
We like to live on the edge? Using trunk is historical for us, as we needed to
up to trunk to fix an issue a while back, and since then every time we see an
issue, the first thing I
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--- Comment #2 from Jack Phoenix 2011-09-17
16:00:08 UTC ---
Created attachment 9068
--> https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/attachment.cgi?id=9068
Proposed patch that converts Special:UploadAvatar to use more RequestContext
stuff
Maybe you coul
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--- Comment #1 from Jack Phoenix 2011-09-17
15:42:26 UTC ---
I suppose the most obvious question here would be: why on Earth are you running
trunk on a production wiki? :)
IIRC the issue you're seeing is related to the RequestContext stuff an
