moodle/backup/version.php

<?PHP  //$Id$
// This file defines the current version of the
// backup/restore code that is being used.  This can be
// compared against the values stored in the 
// database (backup_version) to determine whether upgrades should
// be performed (see db/backup_*.php)

$backup_version = 2003082301;   // The current version is a date (YYYYMMDDXX)

$backup_release = "0.8.10 alpha";  // User-friendly version number
Copied from old backup_version.php (to be more consistent with the rest of the modules) 2003-07-31 16:55:11 +00:00			`<?PHP //$Id$`
			`// This file defines the current version of the`
			`// backup/restore code that is being used. This can be`
			`// compared against the values stored in the`
			`// database (backup_version) to determine whether upgrades should`
			`// be performed (see db/backup_*.php)`

Now stamp and version are fully supported in backup/restore. The process look for category, stamp and version to calculate when to create a question or use a existing one. This avoid duplicates in RANDOM and RANDOMSAMATCH qtypes. 2003-08-23 15:21:58 +00:00			`$backup_version = 2003082301; // The current version is a date (YYYYMMDDXX)`
Copied from old backup_version.php (to be more consistent with the rest of the modules) 2003-07-31 16:55:11 +00:00
Now stamp and version are fully supported in backup/restore. The process look for category, stamp and version to calculate when to create a question or use a existing one. This avoid duplicates in RANDOM and RANDOMSAMATCH qtypes. 2003-08-23 15:21:58 +00:00			`$backup_release = "0.8.10 alpha"; // User-friendly version number`