Only MySQL is allowed to run Moodle instances without
(with an empty) database prefix. The rationale is that
"user" is a reserved word in every RDBMS but MySQL.
Before this patch, installation was breaking badly, when
the "user" CREATE TABLE statement was issued. With this
patch the error is shown earlier (on connection) preventing
any advance/use of the database.
This check is present in all the drivers, just sqlsrv was missing it.
The previous behaviour delegates the responsability
of overwriting the 3 public methods to the child
classes, now the field type or moodleform field is
guessed earlier in the execution flow.
Other changes introduced here:
- Fix wrong moodleform detection when there is a form
in the page but the field we are dealing with is
not inside it.
- Some coding style changes
We encourage backporting new feature files, adding
here also these Moodle 2.7 new step definitions so
future features will be easier to backport as we
would be able to directly cherry-pick them.
Every single step that sets or gets a value from a field
has been updated to follow the same behaviour both when
using it through a single step or through generic steps
like "I fill the moodle form with:", to resume all the
changes:
- Created a behat_form_group to re-guess the field type
and act appropriately setting and getting it's value
- Normalize all getters and setters to use behat_form_field
children
- Complete behat_form_checkbox to trigger the appropiate JS
event needed to perform some JS scripts that are listening
- Refactor MDL-43713 multi-select changes and remove
the two new steps introduced there as that behaviour can
be managed from the generic getter
We are cheating with this .feature file as this
is not a behaviour and we are just testing the
framework, but in this case I think that everybody
will agree on the need of doing it, as every browser
behaves differently and minor changes in the getters
and setters can easily end up breaking the behaviours.
All credit goes to Eloy Lafuente (stronk7).
This patch implements:
1) Normalization of options. Before the patch options
in a select were being returned as "op1 op2 op3" by selenium
and "op1 op2 op3" by goutte. With the patch, those lists
are always returned like "op1, op2, op3". If real commas are
needed when handling multiple selects they should
be escaped with backslash in feature files.
2) Support for selecting multiple options. Before the patch
only one option was selected and a new selection was cleaning the
previous one. With the patch it's possible to pass "op1, op2" in
these steps:
- I fill the moodle form with (table)
- I select "OPTION_STRING" from "SELECT_STRING"
3) Ability to match multiple options in this steps. Before the
patch matching of multiple was really random, now every every
passed option ("opt1, opt2") is individually verified. It applies
to these 2 steps:
- the "ELEMENT" select box should contain "OPTIONS"
- the "ELEMENT" select box should not contain "OPTIONS"
4) Two new steps able to verify if a form have some options selected or no:
- the "ELEMENT" select box should contain "OPTIONS" selected
- the "ELEMENT" select box should contain "OPTIONS" not selected
5) Change get_value from xpath search to Mink's getValue() that is immediate
(does not need form submission) and works for all browsers but Safari, that
fails because of the extra ->click() issued.
Note all the changes 1-4 only affect to multi-select fields. Single
selects should continue working 100% the same.
The change 5) causes Safari to fail. The problem has been traced down to
the extra ->click() present there. Anyway there are not test cases
requiring that "immediate" evaluation right now. Only the special feature
file attached verifies it.
PhantomJS console shows a JS error regarding
an undefined Syn var; as explained by Andrew
Nicols this is caused by Syn supported features
checker, the change in moodle-behat-extension
solves this problem.
There are steps where we want to check that
"something" does not appear in the page
or does not exist. We still have to spin
but we don't need to spin for 6 seconds.
This patch adds a new performance metric to the performance
info shown by MDL_PERF* vars, the time spent by the database,
it was one of the wonderful @poltawski ideas. To be more specific
the value displayed is the sum of the time elapsed between query_start()
and query_end().
