This commit adds a new Grunt task which generates a jsconfig.json file.
This file is described at
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/jsconfig and can be used
to configure vscode and other similar editors to understand our module
loading.
This task is an optional task for Grunt and can be run with:
npx grunt jsconfig
The file is git-ignored and will not affect normal usage.
Previously, if a course module had already been graded, course module
completion linked to the course module would not update. This
commit adds the option to enable overriding the grade at the course
module competency level.
This ensures that if enabled and a user completes a module associated
with a competency, that competency will be graded appropriately.
Some editors do not immediately store their content to the textarea they
represent and only do so when the form is submitted or they are
requested to.
This change adds to the existing API to allow an (optional)
`store_current_value` function to be defined for the editor type so that
it can use the JavaScript API to persist any current content to the
editor.
This commit adds a standardise_html function and updates the matches
function to compare normalised content.
This allows for a wider variety of valid editor output to be handled
using the standard value matching steps in Behat, thus supporting
editors other than Atto better.
There is inconsistent status check for course completion block and
completion details page. Completion block was taking to account
pending statuses for completion criteria while completion details
page was ignoring those.
SQL was fetching activities where completion state was 'completed,
but not passed reqyured grade'. For course completion such states
must be ignored.
Also fixed progress bar on my courses page. Same reasoning as above.
The lib/lti1p3 library now passes $options['form_params'] instead of
$options['body'] when making access token requests. To maintain the
'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' content-type required by OAuth 2.0
(https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6749#section-4.1.3), the client has
been changed to convert these array params into a body query string,
which matches the behaviour prior to the library upgrade and makes
the tool can continue to call tool platform services. Support for
$options['body'] remains, as this is still used during service calls.
