MOODLE_191 is now tagged and Moodle 1.9.1 is packaged and released. I updated MOODLE_19_WEEKLY to match it as well.
All remaining 1.9.1 bugs were pushed to 1.9.2.
Martin Dougiamas
Posts made by Martin Dougiamas
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Moodle 1.9.1 due in 24 hours -> Re: Moodle 1.9.1 due in 24 hours
by Martin Dougiamas -
Unfortunately events conspired against me today so the release is pushed to tomorrow. 
But look on the bright side, this gives us one more day to make it better!
Please keep anything except totally obvious reviewed fixes off the stable branch for one more day.
But look on the bright side, this gives us one more day to make it better!
Please keep anything except totally obvious reviewed fixes off the stable branch for one more day.
Or, if you can take the performance hit, you could just turn on SSL for the whole site. But I think losing the login block is probably better. Just "turn editing on" in the home page.
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Moodle IDE: Community Feedbacks -> Re: Moodle IDE: Community Feedbacks
by Martin Dougiamas -
edlin, never. I was using Unix and VMS long before I used DOS!
Vim and Unix are hard to beat speed-wise. They are like a stripped-down racing car compared to most IDEs which to me feel like driving a Mercedes Bus.
Vim and Unix are hard to beat speed-wise. They are like a stripped-down racing car compared to most IDEs which to me feel like driving a Mercedes Bus.