that returns all the plugins supported by moodle. It's used in upgrade code to look for upgrades under all plugins.
In the other side, we have the function:
get_db_directories()
that returns all the directories where we can found database install/upgrade scripts (used by the xmldb editor, database manager...)
And right now, both functions are 100% separate, having to keep such lists maintained manually.
Solution: Let's modify get_db_directories() in order to use get_plugin_types() to know about all the dirs being candidates to have install/upgrade/xmldb editor... scripts recognising the same plugins always.
Description
Right now we have one core function:
get_plugin_types()
that returns all the plugins supported by moodle. It's used in upgrade code to look for upgrades under all plugins.
In the other side, we have the function:
get_db_directories()
that returns all the directories where we can found database install/upgrade scripts (used by the xmldb editor, database manager...)
And right now, both functions are 100% separate, having to keep such lists maintained manually.
Solution: Let's modify get_db_directories() in order to use get_plugin_types() to know about all the dirs being candidates to have install/upgrade/xmldb editor... scripts recognising the same plugins always.
Eloy Lafuente (stronk7) added a comment - 30/May/09 11:34 PM Done, now get_db_directories() is using get_plugin_types(), so the latter is the only place where supported plugins and paths need to be defined.
Resolving as fixed. Ciao
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Bug
Resolved
Major
Discrepancies between plugins declared in get_plugin_types() and detected by get_db_directories()
Resolving as fixed. Ciao