All rules included in "eslint:recommended" set containing matching
values are removed from the list. Recommended set is defined in
node_modules/eslint/conf/eslint-recommended.js
To identify deprecated rules, temporary install sarbbottam/eslint-find-rules, then run
`npx eslint-find-rules -d .eslintrc`, it will return a list of rules
defined in .eslintrc that were deprecated.
Adding 'plugin:promise/recommended' results in 5k+ jsdoc warnings most
of which includes missing return and naming preferences (e.g. 'returns'
over 'return' or 'string' over 'String'). This needs to be audited and
addressed seprately.
This enables recommended rules and brings back related rules. Without
reducing level to warn for some of them, this gives numerous (about 88) issues mainly
catch-or-return. Recommended set is defined in
node_modules/eslint-plugin-promise/index.js
This patch includes changes:
* Upgrade "@babel/core" to latest point release
* Remove plugins already included into current "@babel/preset-env":
- "@babel/plugin-proposal-class-properties"
- "@babel/plugin-proposal-json-strings"
- "@babel/plugin-syntax-dynamic-import"
- "@babel/plugin-syntax-import-meta"
* Upgrade "eslint" to latest version
* Replace "eslint-plugin-babel" (depreacted in 2019) with "@babel/eslint-parser" and "@babel/eslint-plugin"
@const is not a valid phpdoc tag and @var should be used to
document both classes properties and constants (no matter how
weird that may sound, heh).
Link to (draft right now) PHP-FIG:
https://github.com/php-fig/fig-standards/blob/master/proposed/phpdoc-tags.md#518-var
So, with this commit we are just replacing all uses by the correct
@var one. Note that the type is entirely optional, in fact I think
that there isn't much need of it for constants because it's obvious
for both humans and machines which the type is. But, as far as it's
also correct to specify it, we haven't modified that detail.
The only detail modified are the cases where the constant name was
specified in the phpdoc, that's not needed, hence, the names have
been removed from there when present (a couple of cases).
From my experimentation I have discovered that Safari does not properly
respect the standard MediaRecorder mimetype. Instead of using `codecs=`
it uses `codecs:`.
This change copies the codec array to have the list of possible codecs
include both codecs= and codecs: whilst remaining in order.
Also removed the 10rem bottom margin form the quiz editing page. It was
there to make sure that there is enough room for the 'add new question'
dropdown. But it's not needed anymore (hasn't been since long time ago).
- Improve the grammatical structure of the lang string.
- Remove the mention of "link", for sighted users, it should already
be obvious that it's a link. For screen reader users, screen readers
already announce links. So it would be confusing for them to hear
something like "Click 'Moodle.org, link' link to open resource"
Add a help text explaining that the URL resource's name field will be
used for the link text. Also add basic guidelines about naming links for
the benefit of screen reader users.
LTI 1.1 uses OAuth 1.0, which requires 'hostname', among other things,
as part of signature verification. When Moodle is run behind a reverse
proxy, $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] is an unreliable way to fetch hostname.
It isn't always equal to the external hostname but instead can contain
the local host, meaning the signature verification will fail. This
change replaces the use of $_SERVER vars with $FULLME - which already
takes this into account - to fix the signature verification.
Co-authored-by: Berengar W. Lehr <Berengar.Lehr@uni-jena.de>
