This commit gets rid of the old lib/tests/other/executable.php
file completely because it was only executable under unix OSs
and moves the check to be performed against some mimetex binaries
that are known to be executable and bundled with every installation.
Note this was discovered because the weekly rolling process changed
the execution permissions of the "fixture" file and, at the end
we decided to get rid of it completely, folowing the plan above.
Includes a minor fix for course invalidation after deleting of course,
this improvement should not affect normal execution, that is why
it was not backported.
The step checks that an attribute exists, but doesn't contain the
specified text.
Example:
Then the "class" attribute of "#mydiv" "css_element" should
not contain "accesshide"
Changes core code to use new API instead of the old one when
checking user access to activities and sections.
Includes changes to other libraries that are necessary after
adding the availability system and removing old conditional tables
etc.
The old conditionlib.php, which is replaced by the new availability
API, has been deprecated.
* Code which uses the key functions (is_available,
get_full_information) should still work. These now show
deprecated warnings and then pass through to equivalents in the
new API.
* I have created new unit tests for these functions.
* The old language file has been removed (reused strings already
moved with AMOS).
* Most other functions throw exceptions because it was impossible
(due to fundamental API differences) or difficult to reimplement.
* I don't really expect that non-core code (outside unit tests) will
have used any of the other functions.
Converts existing data to new structure in database as part of
upgrade, including a progress bar.
Deletes the database tables and fields that were used by the old
system and are no longer needed.
This commit creates a Behat step of the form:
Then the "title" attribute of "Toggle visibility" "button"
should contain "Show"
This is useful because unless I missed something there is currently
no step that checks attribute values; this seems like a simple
generic step. Behat is intended to check user-visible effects in
the resulting HTML, and sometimes these effects are implemented
using attribute values (two common examples are the alt= attribute,
which is visible to screenreader users, and the title= attribute,
which is visible to all users; there's also the src attribute of
images, and lots of other possibilities too).
