The emoji categories were modified in the newer versions of the
emoji-data library. Therefore, the category list in $categorysortorder
needs to be updated with the correct category names in order to properly
sort the categories in the generated emoji data file.
The emoji data generator script is enabled to detect inconsistencies
between the emoji category names used in the emoji-data library and the
ones used in Moodle. These inconsistencies should be fixed, as soon as
they are detected upon library upgrade.
Switch the order of operations performed when collating list of paths
from which a user can include attachments.
First collect all normalised/absolute paths then filter empty entries,
which fixes an issue where $CFG->localrequestdir could be defined but
not exist. This would lead to an empty string being passed to strpos
which triggered a PHP warning.
Co-authored-by: Peter Burnett <peterburnett@catalyst-au.net>
This ensures that the page reloads if the student uses
the Back or Forwards buttons within an attempt. This
avoids questions being in a stale state, or
the timer showing the wrong time.
Thanks to Jake Dallimore and Russell Boyatt for suggestions
which lead to this fix.
This fixes an issue on those systems that don't fully support unicode
characters within zip structures, which subsequently led to broken
links when browsing downloaded course content.
I can't expand this one in a sane fashion but the older JS is doing some
weird and wonderful things with focus.
The only way I could get this to behave correctly was to move away from
the field, move back to it, and then move away again. Other combinations
failed in different browsers for different reasons.
Expand all fieldsets rather than individual fieldsets.
This can fail in some situations where the page moves as the first
fieldset opens and HTML transitions take effect. This causes subsequent
fieldsets to move after WebDriver has calculated the click target.
These steps were creating content manually in an unnecessary fashion. I
had to debug some issues with features in these areas so took the time
to update them to make use of data generators, which are significantly
faster.
Behat should not trigger Synthetic browser events. It is incorrect to do
so as the UI should be used to trigger events correctly.
The W3C WebDriver specification explicitly states when and where these
events will be triggered from (the browser) and therefore there is no
ambiguity and no need to synthetically trigger them from Behat.
The W3C WebDriver leads to faster operation of individual steps which
highlights where WebDriver is moving to a new step faster than the
browser can process it.
The solution here is to use the `execute` function to interact with the
browsers as this makes use of the various wait and check steps.
These steps were completely pointless and were failing with the W3C
Webdriver becuase focus was never on the Update Profile button in the
first place.
At a minimum we should remove the Focus change step as it not valid, but
the following step is also pointless.
On Firefox there can be some issues with ensuring that all nodes are
visible in order to click them.
This is likely an upstream geckodriver bug and not one that can be
easily addressed across all of Moodle.
In this instance the "Next" button is just outside the Visible Window,
but it is in an iFrame which is fully visible. In this situation
Firefox is unable to click the button but does not error.
The W3C Specification does not require that a NodeElement be in the
current viewport before triggering a mouseOver. As a result the
mouseOver will generate an Exception because the element is not in the
viewport, and the X/Y co-ordinates are invalid.
To handle this the node is scrolled into view.
Normalise switching of window contexts by setting the main window name
to a null.
Where the window has no name (null/empty), then the root context is
selected.
This change introduces a new function to execute Javascript directly on
a node.
This should not, ordinarily, be used directly by steps, but may be
required in other parts of the Behat interaction.
The PHP WebDriver Mink Driver does not necessarily require Selenium. It
supports Selenium 3 upwards, and can be used directly with ChromeDriver,
EdgeDriver, SafariDriver, GeckoDriver, and others.
It therefore uses a slightly different configuraitno path.
This commit updates core Behat features to make use of the
php-webdriver/webdriver library instead of the legacy Instaclick
library.
Most of these changes relate to use of features of WebDriver which we
are required to use directly rather than through the Mink Driver.
This commit updates the composer dependencies to make use of the updated
version of moodlehq/moodle-behat-extension which depends upon the
php-webdriver/webdriver and relevant Mink WebDriver.
