The COUNT window function can be helpful to fasten the complex query,
but it's not recommended to be used for a single table query.
The patch is specifically for PostgreSQL, MariaDB and Oracle databases as they have better performance
compared to MySQL and MSSQL. Although these databases support the COUNT window functions,
the results indicate that the query runs slower when using them.
- Alters existing progress_bar class to support extension
- Adds stored_progress_bar class as child of progress_bar
- Adds webservice to poll stored progress
- Updates database tables
- Bumps version
- Adds unit/behat tests
- Methods add_columns_from_entity(), add_filters_from_entity() and
report_element_search() have been moved from
\core_reportbuilder\datasource class to \core_reportbuilder\base class
in order to be available also for system reports
The only backpack implementing OBv1.0 was Mozilla Backpack. It closed
in 2019 and their badges were moved to https://backpack.openbadges.org/
by Badgr.
However, as Badgr is supporting OBv2.0 too, it makes no sense keep OBv1.0
implementation in Moodle: it has caused some issues and over-complicates
current code.
The comboboxsearch component now has uses beyond the grade subcomponent
and includes alternative step definitions in behat_general.php. This
change deprecates the redundant behat step definitions related to this
component in behat_grade.php and replaces current usages with the
alternative definitions.
This commit:
- introduces a \tests\ sub-namespace for use in unit tests only
- the path to this the tests/classes directory of the owning parent
- files here are excluded from unit test runs
This is agreed per policy in MDL-80855.
The solid family was chosen by default when Font Awesome was upgraded
from 4 to 6, but FA6 has more families, like regular or brands.
This commit adds only the fa class to the icon when no other family
class is used.
Per the previous commit, default homepage configuration (set either
for the site or as a user preference) can now be extended by third
party hook callbacks, in which case a URL is stored.
The newbadge.php and edit.php pages have been merged in edit.php
to make them easier to maintain because they were quite similar
(newbadge.php was only used for creating badges and edit.php for
editing badge details and messages).
