Some versions of the Tikiwiki documentation suggest that a watch does not report a change to a web page that has been designated as a "minor" change. That does not appear to be the case for Tikiwiki 1.9.2.
If you ask me, the ability for a wiki user to make a Minor edit without bothering the "Watcher" crowd is a great idea and makes for a better community wiki dynamic.
Developers pick one:
OR
There are now 2 different watch events for wiki pages: wiki_page_changes and wiki_page_changes_incl_minor. As notificationemaillib shows:
// If it's a minor change, get only the minor change watches.
if( $minor ){
$emails = $notificationlib->get_mail_events('wiki_page_changes_incl_minor', $pageName); // look for pageName and any page
} else { // else if it's not minor change, get both watch types.
$emails1 = $notificationlib->get_mail_events('wiki_page_changes', $pageName); // look for pageName and any page
$emails2 = $notificationlib->get_mail_events('wiki_page_changes_incl_minor', $pageName); // look for pageName and any page
$emails = array_merge( $emails1, $emails2 );
}
The user should now get the behavior he wants if he uses the right watch event.
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