This class would belong more appropriately within the 'user' API
(core_user) instead of within the 'core' API, since it is
directly related to user data.
Since the class has only just been added to Moodle, now is a good
time to move it.
Final deprecation for constant BADGE_BACKPACKURL (it has been removed)
and badges/backpack.js file (it has been removed too).
Besides, some methods have started the deprecation process too:
- badges_check_backpack_accessibility
- badges_setup_backpack_js()
- badges_local_backpack_js()
Apart from that, string 'addbackpack' has been deprecated here
because it's not used anywhere.
In all cases changes have been kept to a minimum while not making
the code completely horrible. For example, there are many instances
where it would probably be better to rewrite a query entirely, but
I have not done that (in order to reduce the risk of changes).
The $CFG->badges_site_backpack setting has been completely removed
because it's not required anymore. From now, the primary site
backpack will be the first one in the "Manage backpacks" list (so,
the one with lower sortorder value).
Before removing $CFG->badges_site_backpack setting, admins should be
able to re-order the existing site-backpacks (because then, the first
one will be treated as the default one).
This patch adds the sort order feature to the backpack list.
Sortorder field in badge_external_backpack was updated with a wrong
value. This patch fixes this behaviour and adds sortorder as
sorting criteria for displaying the list of site backpacks.
In the phpunit method reviewed for covering this, a couple of
assertEquals() calls have been changed too to put the expected value
first.
When 2 or more backpack were created without credentials,
a "Duplicate key value violates unique constraint" error
was raised because externalbackpackid was not taking the
correct value.
Other improvements have been done to the code too in order
to make it more readable.
A more generic method has been added to the API to validate the
backpack connection (for now, there was only one method for
validating current backpack).
Besides, a renderer has been added to display this information
depending on the backpackid.
Mozilla backpack closed a few months ago. It was moved to Badgr.io
(as OBv1.0) but as we're also supporting Badgr.io OBv2.0, it
makes no sense to leave old references to Mozilla backpack there.
The final OB 1.0 specification changed the baking badges method
from tEXt to iTXt. Besides, the iTXt chunk should be a signed
assertion or the raw JSON (instead of the assertion URL).
This has been changed in order to make Moodle OB compliant.
Yuliya Bozhko, thanks for the patch! :-)
This commit combines several changes:
* Show authentication errors.
* Show more detailed authentication errors
* When the site backpack is different to the user backpack, show a warning
* Do not duplicate the apiversion and backpackurls in each user backpack.
* Do not support different issuer information for each badge with Open Badges v2.
* Add obversion to assertion url
* Combine separate badges upgrade steps and bump the version number.
* Don't show private collections.
* Push the larger image size to backpacks (512x512).
* BADGE_BACKPACKURL is deprecated
* Don't use property alignments, only alignment
Upgrade the support for Open Badges 2 to support a real open badges 2 backpack.
Moodle can only talk to one backpack at a time, so after switching backpacks, users
will have to manually disconnect and then reconnect their backpack to the new one.
This commit combines several changes:
* Split classes into badges namespace
* Publish expiry data with a badge
* Publish badge alignments in badges exported to the backpack.
* Export the criteria for a badge to the backpack.
Properly integration badges with competencies provided in Moodle.
Automatically grant the badge when the defined competencies are marked as proficient.
If A is related to B, then we should be able to view this relationship
from both badge A and badge B. The following badge methods were updated:
- get_related_badges()
- has_related()
- delete_related_badge()
Behat sites should not be available publically, and the check against
the backpack API for site availablity can time out in some situations.
We should be testing as though the site _is_ available, as this is the
standard expectation.
