The previous iteration using the behat_form_field class directly
didn't explicitly require the file that defines this class, and in
Goutte runs this led to fatal errors (class not found).
Though it's really rare for this to happen (it only was discovered
when running unit tests with Oracle), it's possible to get
problems restoring courses when context ids in the backup file
do match existing contexts in the restore target site in certain
ways (see the issue for more information).
This change just ensures that every call to the method (that
happens 4 times, for sys, coursecat, course and module levels):
prechek_precheck_qbanks_by_level()
Is processed always for that level. Before the patch it was
possible (hardly but possible) to return question categories
belonging to another level when some qcats contexts were matching
between the backup file and the target site.
This implementation will introduce a qbank plugin
"comment" which will allow users with the capability
to comment in a question. It also implements a
callback for the question preview page to view
and add comments from the preview page. Comment
plugin is implemented using the existing comments
API from the core.
Co-Authored-By: Guillermo Gomez Arias <guillermogomez@catalyst-au.net>
Co-Authored-By: Safat Shahin <safatshahin@catalyst-au.net>
Co-Authored-By: Matt Porritt <mattp@catalyst-au.net>
Course category fields were changed en masse from simple select
elements to autocompletes in 93d72205, but weren't defined as
required fields. This could lead to exceptions and/or unexpected
behaviour if their values were cleared prior to form submission.
- some engine error messages changed
- some warning levels changed
- the carriage return symbol randomly appears
- one phpunit assertion fails and not really representative of anything
Create a new profile field type, move all existing content of the fields
'icq', 'skype', 'aim', 'yahoo', 'msn' and 'url' in the mdl_user table to
theses new profile fields if needed.
AMOS BEGIN
MOV [aimid,core],[aimid,courseimage,profilefield_social]
MOV [yahooid,core],[yahooid,profilefield_social]
MOV [skypeid,core],[skypeid,profilefield_social]
MOV [icqnumber,core],[icqnumber,profilefield_social]
MOV [msnid,core],[msnid,profilefield_social]
MOV [webpage,core],[webpage,profilefield_social]
AMOS END
Backup the table user_lastaccess which holds data for when a user last accessed a course.
And also restore to the table user_lastaccess from the .xml file created in the backup.
As part of the tests preparations, some backups are created, but
the tests aren't calling to their ->destroy() method at the end.
The destroy() method is needed to go cleaning and unsetting various
objects that, only then, will free resources, like memory, open files...
This isn't critical under Unix OSs... but Windows is really sensible
and keeps all open files locked, so any write operation on them fails.
