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And lots more in areas like navigation, themes, libraries One at a time: Let’s tackle an easy hopefully one this time! Warm thanks: To the Summer, the Sun and You! Notes: There are 83 issues awaiting peer review. Peer reviewers, t here’s a lot of work to do, so roll up your sleeves and get busy. Thanks for your hard work. The voting period for deciding Moodle 4. Next week we will process the corresponding tasks. Shared by Marcus Green. We have removed both. Shared by Eloy. Tim Hunt and Eloy conversation.

Hot topics: MDL Add an activity or resource link always visible in 3. Every line must be terminated by a Unix line feed character LF, decimal 10, hexadecimal 0x0A. For further details, please refer to the issue. Warm thanks: Autism Pride Day is celebrated every year on June Notes: There are 85 issues awaiting peer review.

MDL Quiz overview report runs out of memory with huge courses. MDL Linkedin Authentication back to working. Notes: We are only 22 weeks away from Moodle 4. No it’s not! There are 79 issues awaiting peer review. Too much growing is not ideal there, uhm MDL : Apply for proper focus indicator on Atto buttons. And lots more in areas database, administration, accessibility One at a time: we are on voting period for the 2 ongoing issues, read the notes above Warm thanks: To all the dancers and dances out there, what a universal thing, keep yourself moving!

Notes: This has been the first week working with the new continuous queue manager. Have you noticed any difference? We didn’t down it to But I’m sure we’ll by the end of June! Thanks in advance!! Notes: Moodle 3. Check out the releases page to see the main changes on each version and the new feature page to know the main improvements of Moodle 3. Let’s keep this number lower Will we be able to down to 50 before the next post??

MDLSITE , had an agreement some weeks ago and now, if a patch introduces a change on the front end, an optional accessibility check can be done during peer reviews. This item was added to the Peer review checklist thanks for taking care of that, Jun!! Remember cutoff will happen next Friday at UTC. It’s amazing and super exciting to see how Moodle keeps growing thanks to you all!

Cold numbers: 14 issues have been successfully integrated with 1 rejected and 73 delayed. Notes: Continuous integration : This week we have switched to continuous integration 6 weeks before release.

Are you ready? Code freeze : The code freeze will start this Monday 5 April announcement. QA testing cycle : Starts on 12 April , 4 weeks prior to the scheduled release of Moodle 3.

We need you, get involved! Next developers meeting : A unique opportunity to get a first-hand look at what’s new in the upcoming 3. Add the event to your calendar. Exposed entries on hold: There will be no exposed entries along the continuous period unless there is some sharing to be done. There are 71 issues awaiting peer review.

Let’s make the last effort. Warm thanks Moodle, just as life itself, is constantly changing and evolving. People come and go.

Everyone that’s been in your life has been there for a reason, to teach you, to love you, or to experience life with you.

Cold numbers: 14 issues have been successfully integrated with 1 rejected and 42 delayed. Notes: Upgrade step corrupts calendar events : integration time was shorter this week. New minors tomorrow. What’s going on? Get more info on the forum and the tracker issue. Next week: continuous integration. What does it mean? There are 72 issues awaiting peer review. Don’t forget code freeze is just around the corner.

Hot topics: MDL Moodle 3. Warm thanks Things don’t always go right, sometimes they twist. It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit. Cold numbers: 22 issues have been successfully integrated with 3 rejected and 26 delayed. Warning: A problem has been recently discovered see MDL in the just released 3. It’s highly recommended to avoid upgrading to them or to any weekly based on them until that issue is analysed and fixed.

Sorry for the trouble! Notes: We are only 7 weeks away from Moodle 3. Right now there are 86 issues awaiting peer review. Good advance over the last weeks. Also, it’s a good moment to go completing all your issues requiring developer documentation.

The PHP 8. Not sure if we’ll be able to complete it for the 3. Any help is welcome. For Moodle 3. Impacting changes are detailed Moodle Docs. MDL : Course renderers now use templates. Warm thanks: To the fathers out there, some of us are half them, aren’t we? Cold numbers: 15 issues have been successfully integrated with 6 rejected and 31 delayed. Check out the releases page to see the main changes on each version. You can find more information about the project and the planned tasks in epic MDL Let’s keep the pace and reduce this queue as much as we can!

MDLSITE , to decide whether accessibility checks should be included in the peer-review process, will remain open one more week waiting for more votes. Cold numbers: 37 issues have been successfully integrated with 1 rejected and 21 delayed.

You can follow MDL to know how this will affect your unit tests. Eloy added interesting information about current usage and posted the conclusions with the final decision. Well done!! Is about adding accessibility check as part of the peer-review process. Warm thanks: To the Open Educational Global members-based and non-profit organization, supporting the development and use of open education around the world.

And, of course, to all attendees, speakers and organisers of the Open Educational Week Notes: It’s another minor release in 10 days 8th March Time flies!

We’d appreciate any help peer reviews, mainly with the issues related to preparing Moodle for PHP 8. Please check out the epic: MDL Thanks heaps! Cold numbers: 16 issues have been successfully integrated with 1 rejected and 25 delayed. Notes: This month’s developer meeting was held on Tuesday, February 16, There are issues awaiting peer review.

Make peer reviews, not war. Warm thanks A big thank you to all the active members of the Moodle Dev Chat, always willing to help in a selfless way, both those who share their difficulties and those who help to overcome them. Cold numbers: 24 issues have been successfully integrated with 8 rejected and 15 delayed. There you’ll know the l atest moodledev news and Koen Roggemans, Moodle translation coordinator awarded with the Moodle 3. If you have some time and want to help to reduce the queue and add some nice features to 3.

Cold numbers: 34 issues have been successfully integrated with 5 rejected and 22 delayed. More information can be found in the Changelog and also in issue Have you seen the roadmap for Moodle 3.

It has been updated recently and includes several interesting features. Can’t wait to see them! If you take some minutes while working on a patch to add some extra information to explain what and why you’ve tackled this approach especially for improvements and new features , it will save time to the reviewers and, for instance, will help the integration team to reduce the queue Apart from writing a comment in the issue which is great , is also recommended to organise the git history on an easy way to follow and add some comments in each commit unless it’s a simple commit and the summary is self-explanatory.

You can’t miss it if you want to learn more about Moodle translating. Eloy is analysing the current status of lang strings. Keep tuned and read the summary he is preparing once he posts it. Warm thanks: To Andrew Nichols for a lot of reasons he is always willing to help But maybe this week he deserves it more than ever because we can now run behat tests with W3C drivers thanks to his hard work!

Cold numbers: 8 issues have been successfully integrated with 4 rejected and 31 delayed. Notes: moodle-plugin-ci new 3. Don’t be shy, pick one up. Hot topics: This week there is one issue that requires most of our attention: MDL : Switch all the behat testing to the new W3C drivers: Read carefully this forum post, Changes to Behat in Moodle.

Supported by moodle-plugin-ci , see the note above. More documentation coming soon. Check the Moodle dev chat announcement Telegram. Although it was proposed last week, we would like to get more feedback before making a decision.

Do you agree? Warm thanks: 24th January was the International Day of Education. Notes This week saw the release of minor versions 3. Check out the releases page to see the release notes for each respective version.

Hot topics MDL – The security checks report now includes checks for public paths MDL – It’s now possible to see where content is linked in the content bank MDL – Unused grading scales can now be successfully removed Great to see lots of library upgrades landing this week too One at a time This non-regular section in the integration posts aims to get various policy issues communicated and, with your collaboration, decided and applied in an organised way.

Anyone who has lost track of time when using a computer knows the propensity to dream, the urge to make dreams come true and the tendency to miss lunch. Cold numbers: 33 issues have been successfully integrated with 8 rejected and 39 delayed. Moodle 3. The sodium extension will be required. The amazing W3C drivers for behat are coming. More information can be found in MDL Let’s play! MDL the policy to decide Moodle 3.

Check the issue to know the agreed requirements. Warm thanks: All the people that have contributed, identifying, fixing, testing or promoting, to getting WCAG 2. It’s great to see how our beloved LMS maximises inclusion and education for all users! Notes: It’s now just over a week before the next minor releases 18th January !

Let’s start the year with a bang by thinning this list! Hot topics: MDL – Prevent upgrade from resetting the last run time of scheduled tasks MDL – Allow fake blocks to be displayed on the embedded layout Warm thanks: To the Moodle community for all of the support to Moodle through all the years!

Looking forward to your continued support from and beyond! Cold numbers: 18 issues have been successfully integrated with 1 rejected and 45 delayed. Have you heard that now you can start using them for your plugins too? MDL deadline for submissions finished and a summary with the requirements for Moodle 3. Check the requirements proposal and share your concerns or votes. Hurry up! You only have the next 2 working days. Warm thanks: To the family , because they are always there, taking care of us.

Cold numbers: 13 issues have been successfully integrated with 5 rejected and 40 delayed. Notes: Whether you are an experienced developer or just taking your first steps in Moodle, the Moodle Plugin Development Basics course is worth a visit. Don’t miss it. In the master upgrade. In short see MDL for details : ” A Christmas peer review marathon?

And lots more in areas performance, usabilitiy, accesibility, libraries, Cold numbers: 18 issues have been successfully integrated with 5 rejected and 15 delayed. This is the very first version and, for now, it runs grunt and 2 phpunit tasks, minimum and maximum PHP supported versions on every branch, each one with different database mysql and postgres. As you’ll see if you have GitHub actions enabled, a new badge will appear in your tracker issues, near each branch, with a link to the task.

Warm thanks: To Community sites team , because they have been working harder than usual which seemed impossible! Thank you for your work on this amazing tool that let us translate Moodle easily to our preferred language.

Cold numbers: 17 issues have been successfully integrated with 0 rejected and 14 delayed. Notes: Last week, Code checker 3. It comes with the latest CodeSniffer release 3. Anybody wanting to try it, pick it from the link above or switch to the “phpcs3” branch via git.

Since its release, it’s being used by CiBoT and the Tracker reports, working without problems. Soon, the 3. Basically it means that all the previous “Free” Open Source plans now get a number of credits and, once the credits are spent they are basically processing time you must ask them for more credits or start paying. Some points: First of all, I want to say “Big thanks! But, also, I think that we must find reliable alternatives plural to Travis, because it affects every-single Moodle repo we work with, and to everybody, Moodle HQ or no, core or plugin.

And we shouldn’t be subject to “surprises” like this less than one month ago we were moving all the stuff from travis-ci. In order to keep things working and to provide some good replacements for current travis-dependent stuff, some initiatives are already ongoing: Moodle HQ and all their repos are already using a paid Travis plan. That way all the pushes and pull requests to all our repos will continue being covered by current Travis CI checks.

We are reducing the number of tests saving minutes, aka credits run by default in core. You can find some more information and details MDL Also for core, we have an initial version using GitHub Actions , and it’s working acceptably well. That integration is specially interesting because it’s free for public repos and integrates automatically for all the developers having their clones github.

See MDL for more info and an example of the new badges that soon we’ll see in all issues. Of course it doesn’t cover people using other git facilities, we are happy to add support for more, just share your ones in the issue. Special mention to moodle-plugin-ci , there you will find a number of issues related with the change see 47 , 48 and some other issues.

That doesn’t deny specific developments that can be done for better integration, but without putting on risk the functionality as a standalone product.

Ideally, all the initiatives above, mainly focussed on GitHub Actions that is a really cool CI approach won’t be the last and we’ll be able to provide other, alternative, CI integrations, both for core and plugins.

Finally, we don’t have any immediate plan to remove any current Travis integration, so it should continue working exactly the same for everybody already into a paid plan or planning to move to it.

Just that. Hot topics: If all the above doesn’t sound hot for you, I can respect it, but please, look to the list of issues yourself! Warm thanks: To the Holidays , cannot wait for next ones.

Cold numbers: 18 issues have been successfully integrated with 0 rejected and 7 delayed. Notes: The on-sync period has ended. Normally it lasts a couple of weeks, but with within the parallel development cycles we are immersed in, branches and master are already diverged, so there isn’t much to keep on-sync.

All the new features and improvements that were put on hold after freeze 14 issues have been unheld and we’ll be processing them over the next weeks, please be patient. All them assumed to be for Moodle 3. The versions in the parallel branches cannot overlap. So, is already sticky to release date , will get versions and upgrade steps using current dates like master used to All the stuff integrated to must be integrated also to master.

Over the next weeks, we’ll be automatically porting stuff between the 2 branches, but after a point to be decided it will be required to provide patches for both branches. January 11th minor released have been postponed by one week and will be released on January 18th. It’s time to discuss and agree about next Moodle 3.

Once all options are there, they will be voted and enter in effect ASAP. Hot topics: Nothing special, all good issues, thanks for your help! MDLSITE : That goes one step further related with the previous one , about what to do with the current duality of file and class phpdoc blocks in those 1-artifact class, interface, trait It’s already within the voting period and we should be able to have a decision about it soon. They just are, accept them. Cold numbers: 19 issues have been successfully integrated with 2 rejected and 13 in the queues.

Notes: Over the last 4 weeks, since the Moodle 3. In few days, Moodle 3. No new improvements or new features unrelated with the release will be accepted until after the on-sync period.

As you surely know, the Moodle 3. Special mention to the update to PHPUnit 8. Note that many of the changes are not mandatory now they are only “deprecated” in PHPUnit 8 and will continue working , but all them will be removed in PHPUnit 9, leading to errors. You are welcome to read the rationale and proposal there and comment about it. After some good discussion an “official” proposal will be redacted and voted.

Warm thanks: Today, 23rd of October, around PM , to the chemists, yay constants! N A I guess chemistry is just another word for love. Cold numbers: 10 issues have been successfully integrated with 1 rejected and 15 delayed. Notes: On Monday, September 29, the continuous integration period begins with more weekly releases Tuesday and Friday and fewer email communications. Please, remember to keep your branches updated. And what comes next? You’re right. We only have a week left to the code freeze.

Enjoy all participants! There are 58 issues awaiting peer review. Happy reviewing! Hot topics: MDL Competencies count always 0 in competency frameworks. MDL Scrolling quiz timer. MDL Use a consistent search input field across all Moodle searches. MDL LTI: support substitution parameter for course history And lots more in areas like user management, administration, course, language, It is now more specific and ready to be voted on. Most of the work has been done on other issues, but the documentation has yet to be properly updated.

Organising a Moodlemoot takes a lot of work but I am sure that seeing the community grow and exchange experiences make it worthwhile. Thank you for your effort and commitment!

Cold numbers: 11 issues have been successfully integrated with 8 rejected and 2 delayed. Notes: The countdown has started, just 2 weeks for next code freeze and 5 more weeks totalling 7, yes for Moodle 3. There are 58 issues awaiting peer review right now. Let’s try to go under 25 before code freeze! Travis has announced that they will be closing travis-ci. So it’s a good moment to start migrating all your repositories to travis-ci.

We are already working on that for our repos and associated tools and checks. MDL : Social course format now allow to use the activity chooser. MDL : Fixed bug displaying external tool badges. MDL : Better time availability towards better metrics. And lots more in areas like accessibility, H5P, installation, web services We are still agreeing about the scope of the policy issue and hopefully will be able to propose something to be voted soon.

Warm thanks: To the Imagination , that allows us to think, question, solve, create, foresee, dream and feel about the unknown. What a wonderful tool. Please, imagine, a little bit, every day! Cold numbers: 23 issues have been successfully integrated with 4 rejected and 3 delayed.

Some of the changes coming with PHPUnit 8. More information will be added to the tracker issue so stay tuned. All comments in code pointing to 4. Remember we have a goal to achieve before Halloween!! Please, help us to get this number lower!!

MDLSITE , the policy to decide whether to require type hints and return type declarations has been agreed and is now in effect. The documentation will be updated soon, to adapt the examples to the required way. Thank you Dan for raising this issue for clarifying class declaration docs.

Feel free to vote and comment. Warm thanks: To all students around the world, because they are the future and are doing a great job dealing amazingly with this exceptional situation. Cold numbers: 31 issues have been successfully integrated with 4 rejected and 10 delayed. Notes: In 1 week we’ll be releasing the next minors 3. Monday, September 14th. There are 48 issues awaiting peer review. What good reviewers!! You’ve done an amazing job because, finally, the number is under Do you think we can get them down to 25 before Halloween?

Let’s keep playing, please! MDL : Equella repository does not support copying at all, and so won’t work for forum attachments, assignments etc And lots more in areas like forms library, accessibility, behat, language You’ll find information about who they are and which projects are they working right now to Moodle 4.

Cold numbers: 15 issues have been successfully integrated with 3 rejected and 28 delayed. More information in this commit. Keep doing a great job trying to reduce them as much as possible! MDL , the policy to decide Moodle 3. It will be waiting for your votes and comments until next Friday 4 September It was amazing to see what can be achieved in 48 hours!!!

Congrats to the winners! Cold numbers: 34 issues have been successfully integrated with 1 rejected and 21 delayed. Together with the 2 branches above, in parallel, and incorporating all the stuff from them, master will be getting all the expected features needed for the Moodle 4.

So, at all effects, we are already under a parallel development period, right now with and master already diverged and each one following their own path to release. So, will get versions and upgrade steps using current dates like master used to All the stuff integrated to and must be integrated also to master.

Over the next weeks, we’ll be automatically porting stuff between the 2 branches , but after a point to be decided it will be required to provide fixes for both branches. While various tools have been already updated Tracker, CI tools, basic checks You can see how all the changes to those related tools are being performed in the Parallel development epic.

Hot topics: MDL : Fixed a recent regression causing travis to pass phpunit failed builds.. And lots more in areas like installation, content banks, dashboard, course Warm thanks: To the trees , with their branches and leaves, so green, so fresh.

Life, as we known it, wouldn’t be the same without you, thanks! If you’re not a tree hugger, then you’re a what, a tree hater? Cold numbers: 29 issues have been successfully integrated with 2 rejected and 24 delayed.

Notes: Following the announcement last week that 3. We encourage you to create 3. The queue is gradually coming down but I’m sure that we can continue to reduce it further. Warm thanks: To all of the developers out there performing plugin reviews, especially those over the past few months. Cold numbers: 16 issues have been successfully integrated with 2 rejected and 35 delayed.

Only changes will be: Moodle 3. MySQL min requirement bumps to 5. PostgreSQL min requirement bumps to 9. Meaning that all the compatibility bits will be removed and IE11 will stop working in all the places where those compatibility bits were needed. This week Moodle 3. There are 52 issues awaiting peer review. What about going down to only 3 dozens by the end of August? Hot topics: MDL : Fixed a problem with decimals in lesson ‘s numerical questions.

MDL : Fixed collapsing columns in dynamic tables. And lots more in areas like forums, accessibility, user management, performance, themes Warm thanks: To all the explorers , past, present and future. Adventurers of the Unknown, discoverers of the World. All them, any field.

I am prepared to go anywhere, provided it be forward. Cold numbers: 16 issues have been successfully integrated with 3 rejected and 36 delayed. Notes: Keep up to date with the latest code changes: subscribe and read the posts in this forum, check the notes in the upgrade. There are 54 issues awaiting peer review. Code reviewers don’t miss a beat! MDL Activity chooser does not display errors if module fetching fails, to overcome nasty disposal of the modules. MDL Add a new event when a grade item has been deleted, be aware when a grade item is deleted.

And lots more in areas like administration, course, choice, forum, You only have the next working days. Warm thanks: Today is International Friendship Day!

We are living strange days, more isolated than ever, but friends are always close. It doesn’t matter what your culture, age or what city you live in. Friendship is universal. We should celebrate it every day, but sometimes we need a reminder. Right now is a good time to make a call, send a message, or spend some time with a friend personally.

You can also get together to do some pair programming and resolve several issues. Cold numbers: 15 issues have been successfully integrated with 2 rejected and 25 delayed. Notes: The long-expected moodle-plugin-ci 3. There were some significant changes. Please refer to the Changelog , the upgrade guide and the docs for details. Special thanks to Ruslan for the effort over the last weeks. Well done peer reviewers! That’s a significant decrease! Hot topics: MDL Have an optional sql debug mode which instruments sql with the calling php code, let’s make it easier to struggle with queries.

MDL Contact request email must respect the receiver’s language, to avoid learning new languages before accepting contact requests. MDL Confirmation e-mail is not resend by e-mail self registration, for those who always lost the first activation e-mail. And lots more in areas like behat tests, assignment, gradebook, global search, analytics, course Warm thanks: Thanks to the moodlers around the globe, especially the Events team Diego Fabra and Anastasia Polomoshnova , the MootGlobal20 Online Team and all the speakers, too many to mention here, who made the latest MoodleMoot Global Online an invaluable experience!

Cold numbers: 16 issues have been successfully integrated with 3 rejected and 13 delayed. Notes: There are 80 issues awaiting peer review. Are you in the list of people who are going to hear how amazing it is or do you prefer to enjoy it live? Next developer meeting will happen Tuesday 18 August.

If you want to share something with the community, please don’t hesitate and contact us! MDL , is the next issue chosen to be voted. It will help to decide Moodle 3. Keep doing this amazing work to make Moodle even better! Cold numbers: 28 issues have been successfully integrated with 2 rejected and 8 delayed. There are some small details to adjust and changes to apply but the transition is almost done. Any problem, suggestion, fix Why is this number so special?

It isn’t, but is around the corner! At the time of reading this, July’s Moodle versions 3. Next station, September 14th.

There are 81 issues awaiting peer review. What if we get down to 50 before Northern summer holidays? MDL : Drag and drop question now working ok on mobile 3.

MDL : Theme icons now aren’t lost after upgrades. This one discovered a good number of issues related with icon systems. MDL : Better handling of and 50x custom pages. And lots more in areas like behat tests, deprecations, performance, logging, libraries Warm thanks: To all the Moodle Moots around the globe, physical or online.

For helping us to realise that all this certainly has some sense and what an awesome group of people is out there!

Cold numbers: 15 issues have been successfully integrated with 5 rejected and 12 delayed. Notes: The first week after the 3. Here there are a couple, surely of your interest : After some unsuccessful attempts of alternative collaboration schemas, Moodle HQ is going to maintain a fork of moodle-plugin-ci. Expect the new repository and package to become alive along the very next days.

Announced last Friday , Moodle 3. As many of you may have already realised, that comes some direct changes to the status-quo development-wise , here there are two, just to go warming up: It means that we’ll have two development branches in Moodle, both evolving together.

One side, a dev. Of course, both branches will have to receive all the bug and security fixes along their whole life. This parallel development comes with some implications , for example, we have to ensure that there won’t be any overlapping of versions in the 2 branches, to guarantee that all the upgrade paths are ok.

We also will need to get used to provide patches for both branches , knowing that chances of them not being direct cherry-picks growing conflict probability will increment while the branches diverge more and more.

The implicit and historic assumption of branch numbers being always 2 digits is changing. Simply there isn’t enough room in 2 digits to store 3. So, expect branch numbers to change , , And this is really an important and impacting change. Because it will require modifications in a good number of tools, integrations, core They can go from just a tiny tweak modify a regular expression, Be warned!

Expect it to evolve quickly over the next days. Of course, your input and help in the points above and everywhere else is welcome, always! Fun and exciting months coming!

MDL : Sessions are now reset between Behat scenarios. MDL : Keep quiz timer on sync with server time modifications. And lots more in areas usability , deprecations, privacy, themes, H5P, competencies Great work, and well deserved! Cold numbers: 9 issues have been successfully integrated with 2 rejected and 0 delayed. Notes: This roll implies that the continuous integration period has ended, we are back to normal weekly releases and the 3.

It has been a phenomenal continuous period with everybody detecting, proposing, fixing, reviewing, testing Thanks all for your help and support! Because of the above, all the new features and improvements that were stopped over the previous weeks have been already un-held and their integration process will start in hours. Right now there are 30 issues awaiting, please, be patient.

Sure that all them find their route to upstream. Let’s try to fix as much as possible till then. Over the next weeks we’ll be intensively working on the deprecations for next version. See the MDL Epic for more information requires sign-in. Also, in parallel, we are looking for all the needed library updates for the next version.

MDL : Fix activity chooser responsiveness on size changes. MDL : Reconcile the minimal age of digital consent with current legislations. And lots more in areas like accessibility, behat tests, content banks Warm thanks: To Paul Holden , from the Moodle Workplace team, for all his support, attention to the detail and, always, great mood. Many, many thanks! Continuity does not rule out fresh approaches to fresh situations. Cold numbers: 10 issues have been successfully integrated with 0 rejected and 9 delayed.

It’s time for celebrations, retrospectives and, of course, to continue planning and preparing the next Moodle version.

This is a good time to look at your pending dev docs and complete them for helping everybody else. Over the next weeks will be working on every 3. There are 95 issues awaiting peer review. Please, help us to reduce this number and push all those issues to integration!!

Will we manage to reduce it to 0 someday? If you missed last dev meeting this Tuesday 16 June, where Brendan shared his knowledge in caching and performance and Sander explained latest Moodle news, remember you’ll find the recording here. Hot topics: MDL : Moodle 3. From now, formal namespaces are required for any new classes in Moodle except when it doesn’t support them. The coding style page will be upgraded soon with the newly agreed rules.

Please, vote your preference to decide whether ES6 should be required or not. Warm thanks: All educators around the world!! Cold numbers: Since the last exposed post, 65 issues have been successfully integrated with 5 rejected and 54 in the queues.

Notes: The release date for Moodle 3. Let’s make 3. Some contrib plugins unit tests may start failing for 3. If you have time and are willing to help, you’re very welcome to grab several of them!

Remember to vote your preference to decide whether namespaces should be required or not. Thanks a lot for your time, patience, enthusiasm and effort! Cold numbers: Since the last exposed post, 77 issues have been successfully integrated with 8 rejected, 16 in progress and 20 in the queues. Not bad, huh? Notes: 79 issues awaiting peer review. MDL : Messages mix-up fixed. MDL : Create a new repository for the content bank. And lots more in areas like H5P, Questions, Performance MDLSITE , currently namespaces are not required for any new code and there is no requirement to move non-namespaced classes to namespaces.

The aim of this proposal is to make namespaces required in new Moodle classes, as well as to define usage rules and deprecate the use of pseudo-namespace prefix on class names. Warm thanks: To Helen Foster , who always has been right there, helping out wherever and whenever in every release. These days, immersed in the Moodle 3. We couldn’t do it without you! Cold numbers: 10 issues have been successfully integrated with 1 rejected, 22 in progress and 73 in the queues.

And, to keep it the new default: nvm alias default The Moodle. A T-shirt will be sent to the top 10 community QA testers. Will you be one of them? Yesterday, May 11th, the minors 3. Let’s play to upgrade The integration queue is still quite long. We’re doing our best during this continuous integration period but it might take longer than we would like to process all the issues.

Apologies for the delay and thank you for your understanding! Cold numbers: 37 issues have been successfully integrated with 5 rejected and in the queues. Notes: Since Monday, April 27th, we are already within the continuous integration period , aiming to roll stuff upstream often. That implies that a bit extra of responsiveness is really welcome from everybody when an issue is being processed. If you are guessing when Moodle 3.

Tick, tock, tick Also, in 1 week we’ll be releasing the next minors 3. Monday, May 11th. Worth commenting that, after a long process, it seems that we are close to, officially, support PHP 7.

MDL : Bump to Behat 3. Still, for new cases Hopefully it won’t be much controversial, logic sense developers around? Towards clear, consistent, conservative and non-controversial agreements.

Because I want. A stitch in time Notes: The integration queue is quite long at the moment. Hopefully, this will improve over the coming weeks. Barely more than 1 week to go before the Moodle 3. Better than last week! Let’s keep this pace up! Stay safe, everyone! Cold numbers: 20 issues have been successfully integrated with 1 rejected and 37 delayed. Notes: As you can see above, we have a good pile of issues delayed, we are trying hard to get it back to acceptable levels, our apologies for that!

It’s just 2 weeks for Moodle 3. Also, in 3 weeks we’ll be releasing the next minors 3. Monday, 11th of May. There are, right now, 76 issues awaiting peer-review. Let’s try to progress as many of them as possible, specially if we want to have them applied to the imminent releases. MDL : Forum grading accessibility. MDL : List folders in course resources.

And lots more in areas like accessibility, H5P, Javascript, Behat tests Warm thanks: To Davo Smith , from Synergy Learning , for all the great contributions in the plugins area and his continuous involvement helping Moodle and the Community.

Many thanks! Cold numbers 20 issues have been successfully integrated with 4 rejected and 40 delayed. Notes The number of issues awaiting peer-review is growing: 73!!! One at a time This non-regular new initiative in the integration posts aims to get various policy issues communicated and, with your collaboration, decided and applied in an organised way.

Some interesting comments have been raised there and we’re waiting for your opinion to make a final decision! Thanks for helping everywhere: developing good patches, improving accessibility, peer-reviewing a lot of issues You rock!! Cold numbers 22 issues have been successfully integrated with 7 rejected and 30 delayed. It can be used for devs missing “pull-request” permissions to indicate that an issue is, after their review, ready.

It has been added to the ” Tracker issue labels ” doc page. You can use this filter is to check which issues have that label.

For now, we’ve kept in the filter the old using “-” just in case somebody reintroduces it There are still 64 issues awaiting peer-review Will this number be under 50 any day? MDL landed this week. It includes some RTL improvements to Atto but, for now, it has been only applied to master. In order to consider to backport it to stables safely 3. Four weeks for Moodle 3.

You’ll find more information here. We’ll be waiting for your comments there! Cold numbers 16 issues have been successfully integrated, with 2 rejected and 18 delayed. Notes The long-waiting peer review queue is slowly coming down. Warm thanks To John Beedell of The Open University UK, for 13 years of contributions to Moodle alongside plugin development and general contributions to the wider community.

Cold numbers 13 issues have been successfully integrated, with 7 rejected and 17 delayed. Notes Due to a lot of activity here in Moodle HQ with moving everyone home for work, we are experiencing delays with reviews. Please bear with us as we readjust. Some dates have shifted such as the code freeze 4th May Please read the roadmap for further details.

Hot topics MDL : Create a new H5P activity MDL : Notify the user when the original file extension has been removed or modified MDL : Move turn editing button out of the edit menu on boost Warm thanks To everyone in the cloud team who are extremely busy at the moment.

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