Fetching user tours used to fail on external_api::validate_context() and
require_login() calls if the user did not have the site policy agreed.
The patch introduces a check to see if the user is fully set up and
ready to use the site before attempting to load the tours.
The method allows to check if the user is fully ready to use the site or
whether there is an action (such as filling the missing profile field,
changing password or agreeing to the site policy) needed.
- `notifylevel` will change what gets sent as part of the antivirus
notification emails based on the scan type. For example if set on
SCAN_RESULT_FOUND, it will not notify for any detections, if set to
SCAN_RESULT_ERROR, it will notify for both detections and errors.
- `threshold` will determine how far the lookback is when displaying the
status of the /reports/status (System Status) page. It will display as
an ERROR state if there has been scanner issues within this certain
threshold period
- As part of the above, scanner errors will now trigger a new event
which will be logged as antivirus_scan_data_error or
antivirus_scan_file_error. Due to the nature of it reading from the
logs table, it only works currently for the "Standard logging"
logstore.
Apart from reorganising the information displayed in the badges page,
this information has been moved to a template in order to make it
easier to modify and maintain.
moodle_read_slave_trait: when creating another handle, restore temptables
property that is clobbered by raw_connect().
Also a better condition for temptable related queries detection in
pgsql_native_moodle_database.
dml_pgsql_read_slave_test::test_temp_table(): use real db connection
if possible, otherwise skip the test.
Convert to system report API provided by Report builder. The entity
defines the columns and filters, which are used by the system
report class we have created.
Report columns that display the fullname of users should behave
in a consistent manner with current functionality of tables, in
regards to sorting by each individual component of a name (first
name, middle name, surname, etc).
To facilitate this, instead of a hard-coded assumption that such
columns are always named 'fullname', table classes can now define
additional columns containing a users name.
