MDL-66920 added this field but didn't set defaults for upgrading tool
types. This patch fixes that for any 1.3 tools which don't yet have a
value for this field.
* Fetch only the fields required by the function.
* Quick validation of the passed forum parameter. If the forum parameter
is an object, it should have the forum ID and the course ID.
* Default return when there's no need to show a warning yet.
* Return early if the forum's blockafter or blockperiod attributes
are empty.
* If $cm is not passed in forum_check_throttling(), try to fetch it
using get_fast_modinfo() which avoids DB reads. Fetch it via
get_coursemodule_from_instance() as a last resort (though it's unlikely
to happen).
This change includes addition of tests for verifying the secondary
and tertiary nav highlights.
It also includes the tests to verify the breadcrumbs for the pages.
Create or update the breadcrumbs in the site administration
pages where it is required.
Highlight the corresponding site adminstration tab.
Highlight the primary nav to Site administration when user
is navigating to any of the site administration pages.
Also changed the boostnavbar so that the nodes in the secondary
navigation are not shown in the breadcrumbs when user is in site
administration page.
This commit will add the index for the question_reference
and the question_set_reference table if its not already
added. This commit will also implement the logic of adding
the question area and component in the joins of the question
reference table in order to make sure any other plugin using
the qbank api does not conflict with each other.
When a student post exceeds the posting threshold
block then 'Add discussion topic' button should not be shown.
Also the student cannot reply to a topic if this is exceeded.
This commit is UNRELATED to the MDL-74184, but we need the
@skip_interim tag removed to a couple of scenarios that were
causing lots of noise and failures @ci infrastructure.
MDL-74265 was created to deal with this issue but these jobs
are now passing, and nothing has been changed...
So we are using MDL-74184 (this extra commit) to remove that
tag (sorry for the noise).
The "Save changes" button in the SCORM package falls out from the
viewport and that seems to be a problem for Firefox, not being able
to auto-scroll to it before clicking.
So we are just making the window 200 points taller and that
makes the button to be visible (within the viewport) and clickable.
Also, change the way we "wait" at the end of the scenario and,
instead of reloading, we re-visit one of the contents to allow
completion to be ready for final assertions.
In very slow environments viewing the lesson page for a student takes
more than 1 second and, because of this, the "Spend at least 1 sec"
completion condition is considered done.
So, in order to alleviate this problem, that leads to random failures
in CIs with slow databases, we have changed the condition to be 3
seconds instead.
That seems to do the work in super-slow environments, with 100
executions passing ok (when previously the scenario was failing 33%
of times).
The only cost is that now the behat run will be 2 seconds slower (there
is a wait changed from 2 to 4 seconds), but that's an acceptable
price to pay to get the scenarios consistent passing.
See the issue for more details.
This just applies two "tricks" to make the test to behave better:
- Ensuring that the "wait until the page is loaded" happens in the scorm frame.
- Ensuring that the last item in the package gets some extra time
by reloading the page completely at the end.
With them, a testing environment with a 100% of failures has become 100%
passing (25 repetitions). That should be good enough to reduce the
impact of that failure everywhere.
See the issue for more details.
This commit is UNRELATED to the MDL-74116, but we need the
@skip_interim tag added to a couple of scenarios that are
causing lots of noise and failures @CI infrastructure.
MDL-74265 has been created to deal with this issue.
So we are using MDL-74116 (this extra commit) to add that tag
(sorry for the noise).
