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==O que é o Moodle 2.0 Release Candidate 1?== | ==O que é o Moodle 2.0 Release Candidate 1?== | ||
Nós estamos chamando esta versão de Release Candidate porque todas as funcionalidades já estão prontas e a maior parte do código já passou por uma grande quantidade de testes, tanto do ponto de vista do código propriamente dito, quanto em relação ao funcionamento adequado de cada item (Veja [http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDLQA-150 | Nós estamos chamando esta versão de Release Candidate porque todas as funcionalidades já estão prontas e a maior parte do código já passou por uma grande quantidade de testes, tanto do ponto de vista do código propriamente dito, quanto em relação ao funcionamento adequado de cada item (Veja [http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDLQA-150 os resultados do nosso primeiro QA Ciclo de Testes]). | ||
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For minimal issues, wait until the official Moodle 2.0 release in about a month. | For minimal issues, wait until the official Moodle 2.0 release in about a month. | ||
==How to get it== | ==How to get it== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:28, 23 September 2010
O que é o Moodle 2.0 Release Candidate 1?
Nós estamos chamando esta versão de Release Candidate porque todas as funcionalidades já estão prontas e a maior parte do código já passou por uma grande quantidade de testes, tanto do ponto de vista do código propriamente dito, quanto em relação ao funcionamento adequado de cada item (Veja os resultados do nosso primeiro QA Ciclo de Testes).
However, we are still:
- testing the code with more data and more users,
- polishing small bugs in the interface and elsewhere, and
- working on documentation, translations etc.
At this point we don't recommend Moodle 2.0 for large production sites unless you have very experienced Moodle administrators.
For minimal issues, wait until the official Moodle 2.0 release in about a month.
How to get it
- Download it from the Moodle download server (built nightly) or
- Get the latest HEAD version from CVS, or
- Try it out on qa.moodle.net (updated daily and reset hourly)
Upgrading from a previous Moodle 2.0 preview
If you are upgrading from a version of 2.0 in the past few months then we highly recommend dropping the tables and REINSTALLING YOUR TEST SITE FROM SCRATCH (by upgrading again from 1.9, or starting fresh with a new database). If you don't do this your configuration will vary in a few small ways (and this may depend on the last version you had).
From now on, though, you can rely on the upgrade path from day to day.
Moodle 2.0 features
For more details about what is actually in Moodle 2.0, see the Moodle 2.0 release notes.
Improvements since Preview 4
Here is the full list of issues since Preview 4 (approx 900 of them at the time of release)
Highlights include:
- Full backup and restore of 2.0 courses (new .mbz extension for backup files = Moodle Backup Zip)
- Enrolment interface improvements
- Course files returns (see Course files)
- New support for plagiarism plugins
- Many other API and interface cleanups
