When the Moodle component is passed to the player, xAPI tracking
is enabled so, if the component implements required xAPI API methods
(for instance, mod_h5pactivity does), grades and responses are sent.
Adding this component to the embed code will help to add
the embed code from a mod_h5pactivity to any other place (such as label,
page or book), and being able to track the responses to the original
mod_h5pactivity.
As well as fixing the bug, I also rewrote the test to use
data providers, which should lead to more useful failure messages.
And, I moved the magic number we used as the float tolerence to
be a named constant.
Links and normal text should have at least a colour contrast ratio
of 3:1. To achieve this, $body-color will be using the darker
shade of gray $gray-900 (#212529).
Links and normal text should have at least a colour contrast ratio
of 3:1. To achieve this, $body-color will be using the darker
shade of gray $gray-900 (#212529).
Darkened the fills of completion icons in order to meet the required
minimum contrast ratio of 3:1.
* Changed gray fills (#999) to #949494.
* Changed blue fills (#76A1F0) to #6393ee
* Changed green fills (#9C3) to #79a128
Thanks to Barbara Ramiro <barbara@moodle.com> for the help in
updating the SVG icons!
* Darkened the link and clickable icon colours inside coloured events.
* Added borders around event colour indicators inside the month-view of
the calendar for better contrast against the white background.
If a scheduled task which uses a 'R' field is picked, then the reset of
updated task times will not necessarily be correctly determined as the
randomisation is picked during reset.
This can lead to some random test failures.
Actively specifying a test which does not make use of the 'R' random
field time addresses this issue.
Before this change in a frozen context a user would be able to delete
their own comments.
After this change a user will only be able to delete their own comments
if they still have the capability to post new comments or the capability
to delete comments from any user.
Under parallel development, when something is worth being commented
in upgrade.txt notes, it will be applied to all the development branches
using the "earliest" one to be released. So, if something changes
in 3.10 (and also is applied to master), the upgrade.txt notes will
show 3.10 in both branches.
Of course, if something only goes to one dev branch (say master), then the
master version will be used in the notes (4.0 in this case).
