* Add new table for LTI types course categories
* Update LTI add / update form to restrict tool availablily in selected course categories
* Bumped version
Ensure that the following both return consistently, so that filepicker
form elements behave the same for each when defining "accepted_types":
'.html, .txt'
['.html', '.txt']
In the description of "Quiz attempt reviewed" events the user IDs of
the reviewer (typically the teacher) and the reviewee (typically the
student) were the wrong way round.
Originally I changed the compiled output of TinyMCE from es2015 to es6
to try and allow our own requirejs system to serve the content.
This is a change in the TinyMCE repository (or our copy of it).
Unfortunately this turned out to not be possible, but I never got around
to updating the configuration to stop doing so.
Whilst working on this issue, I've removed this change to module
compilation, which brings us closer in line to Tiny core, and simplifies
the upgrade process.
Basically all them are comments.
Only remaining occurrence remaining is
in composer.lock file, because friends-of-behat/mink-extension
still has the old goutte as dev requirement, but that doesn't
affect us at all (no goutte is installed anymore, see the vendor
directory and/or the lock file).
In order to get compatibility with PHP 8.1 there are 2 options:
1) Move to the Goutte 2 mink driver, that uses Goutte 4.
2) Move to the BrowserKit mink driver.
While 1) could sound like the easier alternative, and that is
what we are doing right now, there are a few points to take into consideration.
a) Goutte 4 is a complete wrapper over BrowserKit. 100%. See its
source code: https://github.com/FriendsOfPHP/Goutte/blob/master/Goutte/Client.php
b) The mink extension still doesn't support Goutte 4, but supports
BrowserKit. See https://github.com/FriendsOfBehat/MinkExtension (PR#16)
(we could workaround this by forking the package again)
c) Last, but not least, recently (June 2023) both the MinkGoutteDriver
and Goutte itself have been archived/abandoned:
- https://packagist.org/packages/behat/mink-goutte-driver
- https://packagist.org/packages/fabpot/goutte
So, given the points above, this is an attempt to move away
completely from Goutte and straight use the BrowserKit alternative
that, in practice, is the very same code that we are already using
(you can see that, in the .lock changes there isn't any new thing
being installed, because, as said, we are using it already).
Let's see how complex it is, I imagine it won't be hard. Surely killing
all references everywhere about Goutte will be the most complex task.
Using the .disabled class for the course module or section that is
being moved does not have sufficient colour contrast against the
background, especially when it is being highlighted.
So instead of using .disabled, just use Bootstrap classes .text-body
and .font-italic which renders the cm/section to be moved in normal
font colour while preserving its italicised look.
* For consistency
* The font colour for .text-muted meets a contrast ratio of 4.69:1
which meets WCAG 2.1 Level AA success criterion for minimum contrast.
