Mark Johnson
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groups_print_activity_menu() and groups_get_activity_group() now include an additional $participationonly parameter, which is true by default. This can be set false when we want the user to be able to select a non-participation group within an activity, for example if a teacher wants to filter assignment submissions by non-participation groups. It should never be used when the menu is displayed to students, as this may allow them to participate using non-participation groups. groups_sort_menu_options() now has a $splitparticipation parameter, which will split non-participation groups out into their own optgroup at the end of the menu.
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