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  1. Moodle
  2. MDL-58632

Assignment file type restrictions don't work with correctly arbitrary types

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    • MOODLE_32_STABLE
    • MOODLE_32_STABLE
    • MDL-58632-master
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      1. Create an assignment.
      2. Under "Submission types", tick "File submissions" (should be by default)
      3. Under "Accepted file types", enter a file type that is not configured in moodle. E.g. ".example"
      4. Click "Save and display".
        • Confirm that you get an error message.
      5. Add a file type that is configured in moodle (e.g. ".pdf; .txt")
      6. Click "Save and display".
        • Confirm that the assignment gets successfully saved.
      PHPUnit
      1. Run PHPUnit tests for the "assignsubmission_file_testsuite" test suite.
        • Confirm all tests pass.
      Behat
      1. Run Behat tests for the "@assignsubmission_file" tag.
        • Confirm all tests pass.
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      Create an assignment. Under " Submission types ", tick " File submissions " (should be by default) Under " Accepted file types ", enter a file type that is not configured in moodle. E.g. ".example" Click " Save and display ". Confirm that you get an error message. Add a file type that is configured in moodle (e.g. ".pdf; .txt") Click " Save and display ". Confirm that the assignment gets successfully saved. PHPUnit Run PHPUnit tests for the "assignsubmission_file_testsuite" test suite. Confirm all tests pass. Behat Run Behat tests for the "@assignsubmission_file" tag. Confirm all tests pass.

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      If you enter "arbitrary" file extensions in the Assign file type restrictions, it seems to completely ignore types that it doesn't know:

      If you enter ".gmz", it will allow any type of file.

      If you enter ".jpg; .gmz" it will only allow jpg files, no other file types.

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          is a regression caused by

          New Feature - A new Moodle feature which has yet to be developed. MDL-39913 File type restrictions for Assignment submissions

          • Major - Major loss of function, incorrect output
          • Closed

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              johno John Okely
              emerrill Eric Merrill
              David Monllaó David Monllaó
              Jun Pataleta Jun Pataleta
              Simey Lameze Simey Lameze
              Adrian Greeve, Jake Dallimore, Mathew May, Mihail Geshoski, Sujith Haridasan
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                8/May/17