get_file_argument() is responsible to extract the relative path
of the file to be served by a specific Moodle component
like a theme or a module.
Some modules like scorm and imscp require slasharguments support
and they force it when creating the URLs to serve their files.
It should honor the slasharguments setting but this could break
those instances where existing hard-coded links still make usage of
the "old" format, the one when slasharguments is set to No i.e. '?file='.
Its logic has been improved by looking at when the URL is related to
serving a plug-in file in a "forced" slasharguments way of serving it
i.e. using '/pluginfile.php/' and not '/pluginfile.php?'.
This addresses an edge scenario on NFS filesystems with no space
remaining, where subsequent uploads fail silently while zero byte files
are saved to the pool (and for some reason the filesize check passes).
Add field 'visibleoncoursepage' to the course_modules table
Add site-wide setting for turning on stealth mode availability
Add callback for "stealth" mode support in the course formats
Change display of modules/sections availability on the course page
I noticed during the file system abstraction that this test was
incorrect.
Since both $storagefalse, and $storagetrue are in the same context,
component, area, itemid, and folder, the fact that they had the same
filename meant that they constantly overwrote one another.
As part of archive_to_storage, existing files in the same location are
found, the files themselves deleted, and the existing file record in the
files table is deleted.
The tests continued to pass because:
* the existing variables were not affected by the deletion of the file
record and file so the comparisons were successful; and
* subsequent calls to fetch the content of the file meant that the
files themselves were restored from the trash directory.
This change moves all operations which deal with the fetching/updating, or
setting of files from the file_storage class into a new file_system class.
A new file_system can be specified in the config.php and used to replace
all relevant methods in order to move the file system component to an
alternative solution.
Recursively pre-scan mustache templates to extract the list of blocks and partials. Then
we can pre-fetch them all and don't have to rely on jquery async ajax (which is deprecated).
This is part of a refactoring of the promises code in the templates module to prevent duplicate requests.
