Since c66dc591 the PHP Sodium library is required, negating the need
for the OpenSSL equivalent. Remove fallbacks where possible, leaving
only the ability to decrypt legacy OpenSSL-encrypted content (with
debugging).
Some output classes require pre-rendered elements. In some cases, those
elements require some screen reader extra texts (especially in buttons).
The st_text method allow the outputs to create those inline tags without
using html_writer. Furthermore, the current screen reader classes are
based on bootstrap, having them isolated in renderer methods allow
themes to implement alternatives accessibility HTML structures.
Two new scheduled tasks, show_started_courses_task and
hide_ended_courses_task have been added, to automatically change
the course visibility when the start/end course date match the
current one.
They are disabled by default, to keep the current behaviour.
When admins enable any of them, they are executed once per
day by default (around midnight).
These scheduled tasks are based on the "CUL Course Visibility Update"
third-party plugin created by Tim Gagen and refactored and currently
maintained by Amanda Doughty:
https://moodle.org/plugins/local_culcourse_visibility
Thanks!! :-)
Add a new method for activity_header that determines the heading level
depending on whether the theme displays a heading for the activity
header (usually a h2 heading with the activity name).
E.g. in Boost, the activity name is already being displayed in a
heading. So page headings can be rendered as h2. However, on Classic,
the activity name is being displayed as a h2 heading. So headings need
to be adjusted for the activity pages.
Generated tokens should only read once.
Therefore removing the token column at the table view of the manage tokens page and the user's page.
The token should not be able to search.
Many main php files still uses html_writer('p...) to render a simple
paragraphs below or under other elements like forms. In many cases those
texts could be part of a template but there are may scenarios were
creating a full template for a simple paragraph is too much. However,
the html_writer is too limiting as plugins cannot provide their own
implementation. This new method in the renderer is a good in between
solution.
The password unmask field will have the ability to
be a required field while used the required class.
Originally implemented as MDL-76701.
Co-Authored-By: Safat Shahin <safat.shahin@moodle.com>
This change introduces a new get_psr_stream() method to:
* stored_file
* file_system
This allows us to fetch a Psr Stream implementing the
PSR\Http\Message\StreamInterface and pass it into Guzzle, which means
that there is no need to load the entire file content into memory to
serve it.
When questions are filtered by tags in the question bank, the qtagids
params are passed in the array format. Though moodle_url handles this,
single_button::export_for_template cannot. Hence changes done in
weblib.php to provide params for export_for_template in the
suitable format.
Thanks Huong. I have added the Behat test you provided in the patch.
* CLI adhoc_task.php: new option --taskslimit
* CLI adhoc_task.php: --execute option is implied when other options are given
* core\task\manager::get_next_adhoc_task(): new param $number
for limiting number of tasks to run
When fetching the list of tasks to run, we were using the _process_
start time as a base. The various task fetchers (adhoc and scheduled)
only fetch tasks which were due to run _before_ this time.
With the new keepalive setting, we need to pass both the process start
time, and the run start time. We need to use the process start time to
determine whether MUC caches have been cleared since the process
started. but the run start time to fetch recent runs.
Agreed @ MDLSITE-7135, this completely removes the Travis CI
integration with a note in the lib/upgrade.txt file, pointing
to the currently supported GHA alternative.
