Testing instructions

Testing instructions Adhoc tasks Open mod/assign/feedback/editpdf/classes/task/convert_submission.php in your editor Rewrite the execute method: public function execute() { $data = '' ;   while (true) { $data .= 'test' ; } } Create a test.php with the following contents <?php define( 'CLI_SCRIPT' , true);   require_once 'config.php' ;   $taskid = \core\task\manager::queue_adhoc_task( new \assignfeedback_editpdf\task\convert_submission());\core\cron::run_adhoc_task( $taskid ); \core\cron::run_adhoc_task( $taskid ); Run the test.php file in cli and you should experience an OOM error. Headover to the admin/tool/task/adhoctasks.php page and you should see 1 job in the 'Ad hoc tasks failed' column. Scheduled tasks Rewrite the contents of the execute method in this file lib/classes/task/automated_backup_task.php: public function execute() { $data = '' ;   while (true) { $data .= 'test' ; } } Create a test.php with the following contents <?php define( 'CLI_SCRIPT' , true);   require_once 'config.php' ;   $scheduled_task = \core\task\manager::get_scheduled_task(\core\task\automated_backup_task:: class );   \core\task\manager::run_from_cli( $scheduled_task ); Run the test.php file in cli and you should experience an OOM error. Head over to the /admin/tool/task/scheduledtasks.php page and find the job, it should now have a faildelay set, indicating it has been marked as failed.