Lookup types use a composite id

JSON encoded pid and rid, together with lastst = 1, offer a unique identifier for fetching all types of referenced data

Adjust test to new query syntax

ACL and assignment checks are included differently as of 8a160bf

Manual coding style fixes

Method and variable visibility, camel case method names. Some exclusions due to inheritance

Automatic coding style fixes

More flexible page access check in search queries

Add page access clauses in a subquery, conditional on non-empty page id

Remove default filter that limited aggregation tables to page data

Manual coding style fixes

Method and variable visibility, camel case method names. Some exclusions due to inheritance

Do not fail CodeSniffer check on warnings

phpcs check returns exit code 0 when there were no errors detected, only warnings

Automatic coding style fixes

Minor test update

method signature changed in d400a5f

defer loading of the JSON editor

to make it compatible with DokuWiki master

Limit serial aggregations to current page

fix curly braces warning on 7.4

Fix permission check in page aggregations

Access Dokuwiki's refactored lexer

Lexer changed significantly between current stable Greebo and master. Now we can use both versions.

Fix page access check in Tag type

Make more SQL queries contingent on the join column ($idColumn)

Add another simple test for QueryBuilder

test OR query

Fix data access for lookup types

Pass current time instead of 0 to fetch data of latest page revision

Adjust page data access in tests

Fetching current revision by passing timestamp = 0 no longer works, use time() instead

Fix revision handling in output (struct data for a page)

Use current time explicitly when fetching data for the latest revision of a page

Remove redundant serial code

There is actually very little need to split the handling of lookup (not page specific) and serial (page bound) data, because row ids are globally unique and never shared

Remove redundant serial code

There is actually very little need to split the handling of lookup (not page specific) and serial (page bound) data, because row ids are globally unique and never shared between those two types.

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Consolidate table access classes