Deprecates the $course parameter in the constructor of the
core_course\output\actionbar\group_selector class. This parameter is no
longer used, as the $course object can now be obtained through the
$context class property. Additionaly, the $course class property has
been removed in accordance with this change.
The group selector renderable class should extend the comboboxsearch
renderable class to eliminate the need for initializing the
comboboxsearch object within the export_for_template() method and to
prevent duplicating the get_template() method.
This change ensures that the group selector correctly appears on the
submission page, adhering to the assignment's group mode settings or
the enforced group mode set by the course.
The group selector component should be sensitive to the current context
to ensure accurate validation and retrieval of group settings
(e.g. group mode).
Provide field type to allow for number type data to be stored and
presented within those components that already support custom fields.
This is especially useful for reporting purposes.
This tests several variations of SEB config files, to ensure Moodle
is able to parse them and generate a config key hash that matches
what SEB expects.
Additional values have been added to the unencrypted_win_233.seb
config file to cover the existence of floating point values,
ensuring they are serialized correctly. The config hash value
has been updated in real_ck_hash_provider to reflect the change.
Also added coverage information to the test case class docblock.
This commit adds one new step to disable plugins, and also replaces the
regexp from the enable plugins method to make ti compatible with the
tool_generator create testing scenario.
Some email body strings use first names as greetings,
some use full names, and some do not.
Using the first name for greeting makes it consistent and
a bit more "personal".
Some email body strings use first names as greetings,
some use full names, and some do not.
Using the first name for greeting makes it consistent and
a bit more "personal".
The Open ID Connect plugin uses null for the password,
which makes the internal password update fail to proceed.
Allowing null resolved the problem.
As a note, there is a potential issue if the authentication method has
a false return for the prevent_local_password because it will trigger
the hash_internal_user_password() where the $password can not be null.
Since this only addresses the oauth2 issue, we should ignore it.
The COUNT window function can be helpful to fasten the complex query,
but it's not recommended to be used for a single table query.
The patch is specifically for PostgreSQL, MariaDB and Oracle databases as they have better performance
compared to MySQL and MSSQL. Although these databases support the COUNT window functions,
the results indicate that the query runs slower when using them.
