Public bug reported:
On a fresh 20.04, we've seen cases of the language menu showing up even
when only one language is actually present.
The reason is that LANGCHOICES is an array of all possible languages
that can be selected, and the test in the template to show/hide the
language selector is
On reflection, I've just pushed the changes for review as-is for 18.10,
19.04, 19.10 and master.
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Public bug reported:
When using the assignsubmission_mahara plugin to connect Moodle
assignments to Mahara, the link to view the portfolio works fine to open
Mahara, but the preview iframe in Moodle doesn't.
This is because MNET auth doesn't set up the session in the same way as
LTI does with
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Currently Behat is hardcoded to respond to localhost/127.0.0.1, which is
fine in a lot of cases but it makes it difficult if trying to use Docker
or similar where specific hostnames or ports won't be available.
Additionally, the mahara_behat.sh runner starts and stops
Here's also the patch for the inbox.
Note the change to the JS, I don't remember exactly why that was there
but from my notes, it seems that if you came to the message directly
(e.g. from Moodle's notifications, which is what this patch was for),
the act of opening it directly would break the
** Patch added: "notification_msg_create.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/1837194/+attachment/5278049/+files/notification_msg_create.diff
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** Patch added: "notification_delete.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/1837194/+attachment/5278051/+files/notification_delete.diff
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Here's the first bunch of patches, these represent the core
functionality of letting notifications be passed to a plugin to do
something additional with them.
** Patch added: "notification_internal_create.diff"
** Patch added: "notification_delete_bulk.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/1837194/+attachment/5278052/+files/notification_delete_bulk.diff
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** Patch added: "notification_read.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/1837194/+attachment/5278050/+files/notification_read.diff
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Public bug reported:
At Moodlemoot UK 2019, I demoed a piece of work we'd done for QMUL to
better integrate their Moodle and Mahara -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ixy4Ah9webQ for the presentation - and
said I'd talk to the Mahara team about getting it into core so I could
then release the rest
Public bug reported:
Relevant code from htdocs/init.php
if (is_postgres()) {
$okversion = '8.3';
$dbfriendlyname = 'PostgreSQL';
}
else if (is_mysql()) {
$okversion = '5.0.25';
$dbfriendlyname = 'MySQL';
}
if (floatval($dbversion['version']) <
Public bug reported:
As of SimpleSAMLphp 1.15.0, their dependencies on mcrypt were removed as
mcrypt is deprecated in PHP 7. Since current builds of Mahara use
SimpleSAMLphp 1.15.0 or higher, the warning about no mcrypt could be
removed.
** Affects: mahara
Importance: Undecided
Public bug reported:
Both module_lti and module_mobileapi contain the following language
string:
$string['configstep'] = 'Conguration item';
This should read
$string['configstep'] = 'Configuration item';
** Affects: mahara
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Redis support for the session handler was added in #1747297 (in 18.04)
but the connector requires sentinel support (which isn't documented),
and can't be used with the AWS Redis-as-a-service feature.
Or at least, if it can, it's not clear how to actually do that, because
all
Regarding nested sets, there is one problem - it's not just slower on
write, it gets progressively slower the more nodes in the tree since in
the usual implementation you need to update the left/right values for
every single set in the tree... which potentially amounts to every row
in the table.
There is one caveat: when consent is withdrawn, it will usually cover
all of the rights to processing, which includes holding the data at all.
Fortunately for most installations this shouldn't be a problem because
in most cases there's more than just consent for the data being the
right to process
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