If there's a driver error, for example from a step taking too long, then
this kills the entire Behat run and we have to start from scratch.
This change instead throws away the original connection and starts a new
one to try and continue the test.
W3C WebDriver Element::Click, Element::Clear, and Element::SendKeys all
state that the WebDriver implementation (chromedriver, geckodriver,
edgedriver) should scroll the element into view if it is not already
visible.
It is wrong for us to check if the element is visible or not before
calling these as it may not be but will during the click/clear/type
event.
This upstream bug prevents creation of an anchor with a hyperlink where
the content has a block-like display.
The workaround is to wrap the content in a span, set the display to
inline, call the `createLink` command on the span, move the content out
of the span, and then remove it.
This is only done for Firefox-based browsers.
This change reverts much of MDL-74641, removing the erroneous userquota
checks from zip_packer. Now, during extraction, the zip_packer will exit
with an error status when it encounters a file which is larger than its
advertised size, and NOT when it determines the size of the extracted
files have exceeded the userquota (which only applies to private files
and which was used incorrectly here). It also reverts changes to the
draftfiles_ajax.php file, restoring the original (pre-MDL-74641) error
handling.
Adds the property that is required by Chrome to opt-in to its 3rd party
cookie partitioning solution, CHIPS. This specific change ensures the
'state' cookie, used in the OIDC handshake, has partitioning support.
This cookie can be partitioned unconditionally, since it's a cookie
controlled by the library and one we don't expect to be set without
partitioning elsewhere.
Apart from environmental stuff, the moodle_minimum_php_version_is_met()
function is executed by all installs (web, cli, database, ...)
and halts any installation (early) not meeting the PHP constraints.
The only tests that have COMPLETE* support for the debugging sink
are the advanced_testcase and the database_driver ones (store and
report). So we must ensure that the rest of tests don't use the
debugging sink at all.
Right now we are using it for storing, but later there is not
reporting, so any debugging happening within non advanced tests
is not detected.
This commit just ensures that we stop making that storing for
non advanced/database_driver tests. Nothing more, nothing less.
* Note that we have had to add a few missing bits to the
database_driver testcase because it was not 100% complete. Now
it behaves 100% the same than the advanced_testcase one regarding
the debugging sink.
Prior to this change, assertions of "should exist" and "should not
exist" in table content, where the step provided only a single column,
could give false positives and pass (when they shouldn't).
We should not rely solely on the provided size information.
Therefore the system needs to recalculate the size of each file in the zip file,
whether small or big.
The changes also cover the filemanager.js file if an error appears.
- Added a new method called get_messages_by_component()
This method will help to retreive the redirected messages
of specific component only
- Added a new method called get_messages_by_component_and_type()
This method will help to retreive the redirected messages
of specific component and type only
* Update \behat_accessibility::run_axe_validation_for_tags()'s
PHPDoc block to reflect the current version.
* Fix incorrect copyright tag for the library
For sites that rely on environment variables to set configuration,
ensure they are also present when executing task process.
Co-authored-by: Olivier Wenger <olivier.wenger@liip.ch>
