* Added confirmation when bulk moving courses.
* Increased min-width of category course count to allow for 3 digits.
* Fixed sub-category => subcategory
* Renamed console JS vars to managementconsole
* Added typeof operator
* Renamed oldcatcourses and newcatcourses as suggested
* Added a span around course count and interacted with that.
* Fixed icon sizing
* Fixed management behat tests
* Fixed wrapping of strings in menus
Includes:
* each plugin has own thirdpartylibs.xml file
* added missing libraries
* fixed existing library infos
* new Site administration / Development / Third party libraries page
- Added configurable setting for path to mimetex binary
- Moved language strings from lang/en/admin.php to lang/en/filter_tex.php
- Config settings now stored in table config_plugins and retrieved
through get_config
- Added upgrade step to move TeX settings to the config_plugins table
and delete settings from the config table
AMOS BEGIN
MOV [configconvertformat,core_admin],[configconvertformat,filter_tex]
MOV [convertformat,core_admin],[convertformat,filter_tex]
MOV [latexpreamble,core_admin],[latexpreamble,filter_tex]
MOV [latexsettings,core_admin],[latexsettings,filter_tex]
MOV [pathconvert,core_admin],[pathconvert,filter_tex]
MOV [pathdvips,core_admin],[pathdvips,filter_tex]
MOV [pathlatex,core_admin],[pathlatex,filter_tex]
AMOS END
The new experimental setting enabletgzbackups allows backups to be
created so that the internal format for .mbz files is .tar.gz.
Restore transparently supports .mbz files with either internal
formats (.zip or .tar.gz).
The .tar.gz format has the following benefits for backup:
- Supports larger files (no limit on total size, 8GB on single file
vs. 4GB limit on total size)
- Compresses text better, resulting in smaller .mbz files.
- Reports progress regularly during compression of single files,
reducing the chance of timeouts during backups that include a
very large file.
Time performance may also be improved although I haven't done a
direct comparison.
A new packer for .tar.gz files (MIME type application/x-gzip) has been
implemented, including unit tests.
This packer is intended for use during backup/restore only and is not
otherwise exposed in the user interface at present. However, it is
supposed to follow the (ancient) POSIX .tar standard; files created
with this packer will open in GNU tar.
There are restrictions in support corresponding to the POSIX standard:
- Non-ASCII filenames are not supported.
- Very long file/path names are not supported.
- Individual files within the .tar may not be more than 8GB.
Some of these limitations might need to be addressed in future changes
if the packer were to be used in areas other than backup/restore.
When doing a backup or restore operation with the normal user interface,
if there is anything in the backup/restore log, it will now be displayed
at the end of the process below the Continue button.
If you have developer debugging enabled, it sets the display level to
LOG_DEBUG and there will always be content in the log. Otherwise, it
uses LOG_INFO which generally means the log is empty, and nothing
displays (no visible change for users).
