This feature adds an admin tool for creating custom licenses.
Now custom licenses can be added and amended in Moodle, and the site
default can be set to a custom license.
Core licenses remain hard-coded and are uneditable, so they will always
require update within Moodle core updates, and maintain their
internationalisation through core language strings.
This also includes fundamental changes to the license API including
the addition of license caching and deprecation of no longer required
admin settings for license management.
In the get_grade_letters there is a static variable that is used
to cache grade letters, we should use MUC for this so that it is
reset properly between unit tests.
The following methods have been implemented for supporting
content-type translations:
- H5PEditorAjaxInterface.getTranslations. This method is used for
loading the "Text overrides and translations" section.
- H5peditorStorage.getLanguage. This method is used for displaying
the specific fields and messages for each content-type library.
- H5peditorStorage.getAvailableLanguages. This method is used to
get the language list displayed into the "Text overrides and
translations" section.
Purge cache just for the current user to avoid redirection when 2
simultaneous users try to sign up at the same time and some policy
has to be agreed.
The 'createduser' invalidation event has been removed also because
is not used any more.
Thanks John Azinheira for spotting it!
- The get_conversation_messages has been added to the API and the WS
with the conversation identifier (convid) instead of the userto,
to let get conversation messages and the members involved.
- The cache has been also reviewed, to use the convid instead of the
[userfrom, userto] keys.
- The get_most_recent_conversation_messages has been added to the API
to update the cache when needed.
The function groups_get_user_groups is called too often both before rendering the page and after the page is rendered (using ajax).
The function was executing a query joining 3 tables in each call. The plementation of the function has now modified to store the
query result in a request cache.
- Split model::predict in parts
- JS promises updated according to eslint-plugin-promise
- New API methods replacing direct DB queries
- Reduce insights nav link display cost
- Increase time limit as well as memory for big processes
- Move prediction action event to core
- Dataset write locking and others
- Refine last time range end time
- Removed dodgy splitting method id to int
- Replace admin_setting_predictor output_html overwrite for write_setting overwrite
- New APIs for access control
- Discard invalid samples also during prediction
This change removes the complex and partial loading of role definition data for users.
It is replaced by keeping one system-wide definition for each role in MUC.
This is cheaper to regenerate as it avoids complex database queries (repeated LEFT JOIN to context).
Memory usage is kept low thanks to array CoW for each user access data.
- No longer use the Fibonacci sequence for delaying the timeout.
It is too aggressive.
- The backoff_timer AMD module now expects the callback AND the
backoff function to be passed to the constructor.
- Added ability to specify polling frequency in config.php.
- Added helper function to return the cache key.
- Reworded the parameters for clarity.
The completion cache is currently not marked as simpledata. On the
course page it is frequently retrieved hundreds of times which results
in many calls to the slow unserialize function. By making a slight
change to the data format (using arrays instead of objects) we can
mark it as simpledata, which will avoid using unserialize.
We can switch the cache to session level if we are able to purge
different users caches, not only the one that belongs to the user
updating a grade category.
Introducing both APIs in moodle along with:
- search_box widget to add a tiny search box
- admin settings with setup steps helper
- cache for search results
- template for a search result
- php unit stuff
Many thanks to Tomasz Muras, Prateek Sachan and Daniel Neis for their contributions, for starting this development
and for pushing for it to be completed. Also thanks to other contributors: Jonathan Harker and eugeneventer.
