Posible solutions explained in the issue, imply chaging the API
in various, alternative ways. For your consideration if that
should be done for a better API, able to sort under demand when
required (or, at very least guaranteeing a default consistent ordering).
- Move decode_other() from standard to tool_log\helper\reader trait.
- Change all ocurrences to "use" the trait method. But a unit test.
- Duplicate the admin lang strings in database and use them.
- An incorrect phpdoc @package.
Query using the following fields for
\gradeimport_csv_load_data::check_user_exists() should be done in a
case-insensitive manner:
* email - As agreed in MDL-29315
* username - Although usernames can only be in lowercase during
registration, usernames are being handled in a case-insensitive
fashion when logging in. It makes sense to make check_user_exists()
consistent with this behaviour.
Added an administrator setting to set the visibility of the course category for the my overview
block on the users dashboard to support usage scenarios where displaying the course categories will
clutter course overviews.
The scope of this change is limited to modifying the MongoDB cache
plugin to use the new version of the driver that accepts PHP 7.x
versions. Following the instructions in the official MongoDB
documentation, https://docs.mongodb.com/php-library/current/, the
MongoDB PHP Library was included and used.
The new mongodb extension provides a limited API. The MongoDB PHP adds a
high level abstraction layer that provides methods for CRUD operations
and common commands. This version of MongoDB PHP Library requires
the PHP mongodb extension >= 1.5.
Partially update the API documentation of function
upgrade_plugin_savepoint.
This restores consistency between function parameters and API
documentation; as commit 17da2e6f28 (fix
for MDL-16438) had renamed parameter $dir to $plugin, but not also
applied this change to the API documentation.
Also reword the parameter comment text so that it is more meaningful to
developers: document that the parameter contains the name of the plugin.
Change the API documentation of parameter $type as well so that it is
a) correct, and
b) not in conflict with the API documentation for $plugin.
