mapemo8
commented
2 months ago Bugs reported on the latest published version of the plugin on github (2024031800).
As an admin role:
*Administrator UI
1. When restoring a category to an existing category by choosing to delete the source category and restoring the courses without source data, two problems are observed:i. Rename the target category using the source name and restore the X courses from the source category to it. ii) It restores the X courses from the source category.
Actual result:
It is a wrong behaviour.
Expected result:
If a source category X with 4 courses is selected to be restored to a target Y with 5 courses, there will be two working situations.
For a category Y with 5 courses, there can be managed two working situations:
1. In category Y, the subcategory X with its 4 courses will be created. 2. In category Y, it restores the 4 source courses without creating a subcategory.Actually, what it has produced is a third unexpected situation: it does not create a subcategory.
Bugs reported on the latest published version of the plugin on github (2024031800).
As an admin role:
*Administrator UI
When restoring a category to an existing category by choosing to delete the source category and restoring the courses without source data, two problems are observed:
i. Rename the target category using the source name and restore the X courses from the source category to it. ii) It restores the X courses from the source category.
Actual result:
It is a wrong behaviour.
Expected result:
If a source category X with 4 courses is selected to be restored to a target Y with 5 courses, there will be two working situations.
For a category Y with 5 courses, there can be managed two working situations: 1) In category Y, the subcategory X with its 4 courses will be created. 2) In category Y, it restores the 4 source courses without creating a subcategory.
Actually, what it has produced is a third unexpected situation: it does not create a subcategory.