When the course module cache is out of date during a gradebook re-calculcation it throws
throws exceptions because the module cannot be found. This prevents access to gradebook or
any type of grading functions until the cache is rebuilt.
When the cache still has no module record we log an error and return the course context.
Added warning to all gradebook pages if any modules are pending
deletion. Modified the return values for get_name, and is_locked for
affected grade items to indicate their pending deletion.
When a grade category is overridden, it starts to behave like a regular grade item.
Therefore we need similar behaviour to what was implemented in MDL-48634.
All of these changes make use of already
fetched grade data. Without these changes,
the gradebook regrade process does not scale
well with very large courses because it fetches
many grade records, one at a time.
This setting is not compatible with combinations of aggregation methods
and the ways in which it does and does not work are not documented. It
was voted to remove it completely by the gradebook workshop, so I have
completely removed it and added a warning for all affected courses + restored
backups.
Includes all the conditions that were in previous Moodle versions:
* Date
* Grade
* Completion (of another activity)
* User profile field
Also includes conditions that are used to reimplement
groupmembersonly:
* Grouping
* Group
For each condition, the component plus unit tests are included.
PLEASE NOTE: The code to actually check each condition is reused
from previous Moodle versions and has not been modified except to
pass codechecker. This is intentional, to reduce the risk of the
change and maximise the chance that behaviour is preserved. Some
of this code might not be very good and might need updating but
that can happen separately.
AMOS BEGIN
CPY [contains,core_condition],[op_contains,availability_profile]
CPY [doesnotcontain,core_condition],[op_doesnotcontain,availability_profile]
CPY [endswith,core_condition],[op_endswith,availability_profile]
CPY [isempty,core_condition],[op_isempty,availability_profile]
CPY [isequalto,core_condition],[op_isequalto,availability_profile]
CPY [isnotempty,core_condition],[op_isnotempty,availability_profile]
CPY [startswith,core_condition],[op_startswith,availability_profile]
CPY [completion_fail,core_condition],[option_fail,availability_completion]
CPY [completion_pass,core_condition],[option_pass,availability_completion]
CPY [completion_complete,core_condition],[option_complete,availability_completion]
CPY [completion_incomplete,core_condition],[option_incomplete,availability_completion]
AMOS END
While restoring course/activity, restore will blindly insert grade_item
sortorder. Which cause dulicate sortorder and lead to unpredicatble sorting
results.
Now we will call grade_item::fix_duplicate_sortorder() after restore is finished
to fix duplicate sortorder and order grade items to the closest order possible
This is a followup to MDL-18301. That fix missed the following points:
1. On the edit categories and items screens, all items had an eye-con to
control the visibility, even if the visibility was controlled by the
module.
2. Changing the visibility of a grade category change the visibility of
all items within it, even if the visibility was controlled by the
module.
3. The quiz ingored $cm->visible when controlling whether its grade item
was visible.
