After executing python-modernize and isort, few changes
occurred in import sequence as well as unicode func is
replaced by six.text_type func.
INCR-439
These were originally fixed individually, but had to be reverted, and
are now combined in one commit. The originals were:
7b9040f6b0 This enum was backwards
8774ff1f9b Use ref_name to disambiguate serializers that drf-yasg would otherwise assume are the same.
8a44397139 Is this field missing because it is None?
4a1154a7ca Give a safer buffer for clearing the rate limiting
64c47856dd DRF 3.7.4 changed how you delegate to another view, so don't
7359ca4fb2 Is this right? It fixes two tests
fdd66e5390 Adjust the expected error message for DRF 3.7.7
9257f68fd8 The default TIME_ZONE should be UTC
added migration
Adding simple history to track grade changes. Educator-4347
Adding migration file
Adding simple history to track grade changes. Educator-4347
Adding migration file
Adding simple history to track grade changes. Educator-4347
Adding migration file
Re-adding lms.djangoapps reference to see if it will fix the build issues
Re-adding lms.djangoapps reference to see if it will fix the build issues
* Minimum possible changes were made to merge CapaModule & CapaDescriptor into
one ProblemBlock class.
* There are no known changes in behavior.
* CapaModule and CapaDescriptor inherited from a number of classes which inherit
from XModule or XModuleDescriptor but did not depend on them. For all these
classes the methods were moved to mixins which did not inherit from either and
then these mixins were added to ProblemBlock in the order which maintains MRO.
Some notes:
* The completion API was pulled out into a new repo, but left behind a
url() entry. That entry used a different namespace than the
pulled-out repo, so I had to fix the one place we used the namespace.
* Two urls couldn't be anchored because they broke tests:
url(r'users/(?P<user_id>\w+)/followed$', views.followed_threads, name='followed_threads'),
url(r'users/(?P<user_id>\w+)$', views.user_profile, name='user_profile'),
An @contextmanager will raise an exception from its yield statement if
an exception happens in the with-block that uses it. If the context
manager needs to do clean up, it should do it even if an exception is
raised, so it needs to be done in a finally clause.
