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Como usar os Aromas na Meditação? – Meditantes PodCast #35
*Aromas na Meditação, para apoiar nas Práticas Meditativas?*
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*Episódio 35:* 27/11/2023 (segunda-feira)
*Convidado:* Fabian Lazlo
*Apresentação:* Domício Shanti-Rham
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4.5 QA testing cycle starts today!
Hello Moodle community,
We’re excited to announce that our Moodle 4.5 QA cycle starts today, September 2nd, and will run for five weeks until the release date on October 7th.
About the QA Cycle
The QA cycle is a key part of our development process. This is when our community helps test Moodle’s next version to ensure it’s of the highest quality, reliability, and usability.
How You Can Help
Here’s how you can get involved and make a difference:
- Exploratory Testing: Try out the latest Moodle features on our QA testing site. Experiment, explore, and share your feedback with us.
- Issue Reporting: If you find any issues, big or small, please report them on the Moodle Tracker. Your input is crucial to improving Moodle.
For detailed instructions on the QA testing process, please check out the QA testing guide. If you have any questions, feel free to post in this forum or join our Moodle QA chat on Telegram or Matrix.
Thank you for being an essential part of our testing process. Together, we can make Moodle 4.5 a fantastic release! 😊
#! code: Drupal 11: Batch Processing Using Drush
This is the second part of a series of articles looking at the Batch API in Drupal. The Batch API is a system in Drupal that allows data to be processed in small chunks in order to prevent timeout errors or memory problems.
In the previous article we looked at how to setup the batch process using a form, with the batch methods being contained within the structure of the form class. When the form was submitted the batch process ran through 1,000 items and then printed out a result at the end.
Whilst there is nothing wrong with running the Batch API with everything in a form class, it is normally better to abstract the batch processing code into a separate class.
Using a separate batch class to contain the process and finish methods is a much better way of setting things up as it allows you to abstract away the batch process from the action that starts it. This means that you can start the batch from anywhere, even a Drush command.
Allowing you batch processes to be run via Drush is a really powerful feature for a module to include. It means that any big process that can be run by a user can be run automatically via a Drush command.
The Batch Class
To create a batch class I normally create a directory called “Batch” inside the module “/src” directory that contains any batch class I need to define. The contents of the class are the two batch methods from the form class used previously, namely the batchProcess() and batchFinished() methods.
The following shows the basic structure of this class.