In timezones where daylight savings time is used, courses that start
on a Monday at 00:00 would display the week headings incorrectly
during the change forward.
When the time changes backwards, courses that have a start time of
Sunday at 23:00 also have a mislabeled week.
This attempts to use the DateTime() library, along with the user's
local timezone setting to display the correct day, rather than just
subtracting 86400.
Most edit logic embed directly into course/view.php and course/mod.php
is now redirected to course/format/update.php. This commit add
deprecations messages to the old get params so it can be removed in
Moodle 6.0 for good.
Now there is course/format/update.php all course actions menus must
point to the new one instead of keep pointing at the course/view.php and
course/mod.php.
Since Moodle 4.0, most course edit actions can be executed using the
core_courseformat_course_edit webservice using only four parameters
(courseid, ids, targetsectionid and targetcmid). However, some actions
logic is still replicated and embed in course/view.php and
course/mod.php files since the beginning of time. Now the
course/update.php offers a non-ajax way of executing the same actions
and replace the old replicated ways of doing the same.
As part of the course format cleanup epic, all course editor action menu
output classes needs to be refactored to be more mantainable and
reusable. Also, it added notes for the final deprecation of many lines
of code in Moodle 6.0.
* Only the first section is visible in social format, so we
limit the visibility of the section to the first section.
This impacts the move dialog.
* Fix PHP unit tests
Both core_course_edit_section and core_course_edit_module are not needed
anymore. All course edit actions are now executed as state actions from
core_courseformat_update_course. Also, the core_course_get_module is
fully replaced by the core_courseformat cmitem fragment (including also
any possible JS module).
The course page employs a scroll spy to highlight the
relevant element in the course index. However, the
frequency of updates is excessively high. This commit add
throttling of the scroll spy and prevents the page item
state from updating if the value hasn’t changed.
Sabina Abellán from the UX team has created the following custom icons:
- ai*:sparkles
- core:e/insert_col_after
- core:e/insert_col_before
- core:e/split_cells
- core:e/text_color
- core:i/bulk_edit
- core:i/export
- core:i/grade_partiallycorrect
- core:i/item
- core:t/completion_incomplete
- core:t/locktime
- mod_scorm:browsed
- tool_policy:level
In addition to updating these SVG files, the entries in the icon_map() have
been removed to ensure that the customized version is always used.
