We use S3 for a number of uploads. Boto, by default, includes a auth querystring on the returned URLs. Since these uploads are public, there is no need for this querystring. Additionally, the long length URLs cause problems when API consumers need to store the URLs. This commit resolves this problem by removing the auth querystring.
- Updated to latest versions of boto and django-storages-redux packages
- Added AWS_QUERYSTRING_AUTH setting to remove the querystring values
ECOM-4081
FEDX-93
These are developer only pages, so can not be seen in production
environment. On devstack, you can access these pages in LMS and
Studio at:
/template/ux/reference/pattern-library-test.html
Available backends:
* django-oauth-toolkit (DOT)
* django-oauth2-provider (DOP)
* Use provided client ID to select backend for
* AccessToken requests
* third party auth-token exchange
* Create adapters to isolate library-dependent functionality
* Handle django-oauth-toolkit tokens in edX DRF authenticator class
MA-1998
MA-2000
ziafazal: improvements need for multi-tenancy
ziafazal: fixed broken tests
ziafazal: no need to add setting in test.py
ziafazal: added hostname validation
ziafazal: changes after feedback from mattdrayer
ziafazal: fixed branding and microsite broken tests
ziafazal: make STATICFILES_DIRS to list
ziafazal: added theme directory to mako lookup for tests
ziafazal: added more protection in test_util
saleem-latif: Enable SCSS Overrides for Comprehensive Theming
saleem-latif: Incoporate feedback changes, Correct test failures, add tests and enable theming for django templates
saleem-latif: Correct errors in python tests
mattdrayer: Fix invalid release reference
mattdrayer: Update django-wiki reference to latest release
saleem-latif: Update Theme storages to work with Caching, Pipeline and collectstatic
saleem-latif: Incorporate feedback changes
mattdrayer: Pylint violation fix
mattdrayer: Fix broken pavelib test
FEDX-121
The previous approach for handling NPM assets was
to symlink them into the static directory. This appeared
to cause trouble with the asset pipeline where the files
in question were not installed and then old versions were
picked up instead.
This change instead copies NPM libraries to a new
static directory so that the pipeline can consume them
as with any other file. This new directory is added to
.gitignore so that the files don't get accidentally
checked in.
Instead of attempting to derive the module portion of a RequireJS
override strictly from the path to the JS file, we now use a dictionary
where the module name must be explicitly specified. This allows us to
compensate for files which do not follow a naming scheme that is
compatible with RequireJS without having to normalize all files. This
is extremely important when using third-party dependencies.
