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Add WikiLambda extension and tests #192

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I am not sure the change I made to Dockerfile.mediawiki is the best way to achieve what I want. Happy to hear other suggestions.

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Sorry for delayed review. Seems to work on my machine

onBeforeScript: 'puppet/onBefore.js',
onReadyScript: 'puppet/onReady.js',
scenarios,
paths: utils.makePaths( 'desktop' ),
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i might be wrong, but i think 'desktop' should be 'wikilambda' here so its folders in "reports" would end in 'wikilambda', for example

reports/reference-screenshots-wikilambda
reports/test-screenshots-wikilambda

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Monte is right. This is the folder it outputs too, so as written this would conflict with the desktop job.

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Done. Thanks for spotting that.

@montehurd montehurd merged commit 6de786c into wikimedia:main Jul 27, 2023
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After this change my Docker instance is read only and tests are failing in other projects.

Is this expected behaviour or is there a bug in my install? If this is expected behaviour, perhaps it should use its own Docker instance?

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