Merge branch 'MDL-80412-403' of https://github.com/paulholden/moodle into MOODLE_403_STABLE
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@@ -186,14 +186,24 @@ abstract class base_report_table extends table_sql implements dynamic, renderabl
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/**
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* Override parent method of the same, to ensure that any columns with custom sort fields are accounted for
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*
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* Because the base table_sql has "special" handling of fullname columns {@see table_sql::contains_fullname_columns}, we need
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* to handle that here to ensure that any that are being sorted take priority over reportbuilders own aliases of the same
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* columns. This prevents them appearing multiple times in a query, which SQL Server really doesn't like
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*
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* @return string
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*/
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public function get_sql_sort() {
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$columnsbyalias = $this->report->get_active_columns_by_alias();
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$columnsortby = [];
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// First pass over sorted columns, to extract all the fullname fields from table_sql.
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$sortedcolumns = $this->get_sort_columns();
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$sortedcolumnsfullname = array_filter($sortedcolumns, static function(string $alias): bool {
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return !preg_match('/^c[\d]+_/', $alias);
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}, ARRAY_FILTER_USE_KEY);
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// Iterate over all sorted report columns, replace with columns own fields if applicable.
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foreach ($this->get_sort_columns() as $alias => $order) {
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foreach ($sortedcolumns as $alias => $order) {
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$column = $columnsbyalias[$alias] ?? null;
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// If the column is not being aggregated and defines custom sort fields, then use them.
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@@ -208,6 +218,14 @@ abstract class base_report_table extends table_sql implements dynamic, renderabl
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}
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}
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// Now ensure that any fullname sorted columns have duplicated aliases removed.
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$columnsortby = array_filter($columnsortby, static function(string $alias) use ($sortedcolumnsfullname): bool {
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if (preg_match('/^c[\d]+_(?<column>.*)$/', $alias, $matches)) {
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return !array_key_exists($matches['column'], $sortedcolumnsfullname);
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}
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return true;
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}, ARRAY_FILTER_USE_KEY);
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return static::construct_order_by($columnsortby);
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}
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@@ -8,10 +8,10 @@ Feature: Configure access to reports based on intended audience
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| datatype | shortname | name |
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| text | fruit | Fruit |
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And the following "users" exist:
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| username | firstname | lastname | email | profile_field_fruit |
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| user1 | User | 1 | user1@example.com | Apple |
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| user2 | User | 2 | user2@example.com | Banana |
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| user3 | User | 3 | user3@example.com | Banana |
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| username | firstname | middlename | lastname | email | profile_field_fruit |
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| user1 | User | One | 1 | user1@example.com | Apple |
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| user2 | User | Two | 2 | user2@example.com | Banana |
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| user3 | User | Three | 3 | user3@example.com | Banana |
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And the following "core_reportbuilder > Reports" exist:
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| name | source | default |
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| My report | core_user\reportbuilder\datasource\users | 1 |
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@@ -216,6 +216,31 @@ Feature: Configure access to reports based on intended audience
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And I should see "User 2" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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And I should not see "User 3" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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Scenario: View configured user additional names on the access tab
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Given the following config values are set as admin:
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| alternativefullnameformat | firstname middlename lastname |
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And the following "core_reportbuilder > Audiences" exist:
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| report | configdata |
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| My report | |
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And I am on the "My report" "reportbuilder > Editor" page logged in as "admin"
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When I click on the "Access" dynamic tab
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Then I should see "User One 1" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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And I should see "User Two 2" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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And I should see "User Three 3" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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# Now sort each of them.
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And I click on "First name" "link" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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And "Admin User" "table_row" should appear before "User One 1" "table_row"
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And I click on "First name" "link" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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And "User One 1" "table_row" should appear before "Admin User" "table_row"
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And I click on "Middle name" "link" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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And "User Two 2" "table_row" should appear before "User One 1" "table_row"
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And I click on "Middle name" "link" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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And "User One 1" "table_row" should appear before "User Two 2" "table_row"
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And I click on "Last name" "link" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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And "User One 1" "table_row" should appear before "User Two 2" "table_row"
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And I click on "Last name" "link" in the "reportbuilder-table" "table"
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And "User Two 2" "table_row" should appear before "User One 1" "table_row"
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Scenario: View configured user identity fields on the access tab
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Given the following config values are set as admin:
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| showuseridentity | email,profile_field_fruit |
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