The api/courseware/course fails for all the verified enrollments if you
are not using Account MFE, which means that you probably won't set
ACCOUNT_MICROFRONTEND_URL in your settings/configurations.
So this PR adds a check safely try to do rstrip.
Fixes a bug in https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/pull/36870
The original issue was that when a sequence was locked due to prerequisites, the API returned an empty items array ([]). This prevented the frontend from knowing what units were inside the locked sequence, meaning it couldn't construct the URLs correctly for navigation so the next/previous buttons stop working.
This directory was created as part of an
idea [1] to create top-level openedx namespace which
every Open edX package would nest itself under.
The README was written with that in mind.
That never panned out, so openedx is really just
another "common" directory. Non-common code
should not be added to it. This update clarifies that.
[1] https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/pull/5942#issuecomment-66117744
Previously, courses with the "Course Visibility in Catalog" setting set to "about"
still appeared in the course catalog, which contradicts the expected behavior.
edx-platform's Dockerfile was removed in Jan 2025 because the
community was not maintaining or using it. The PR that removed it [1]
also removed the .dockerfile as an effort to clean up unnecessary
Docker-related files from the repo.
However, the .dockerignore file serves an important purpose for
*any* Docker image based on edx-platform: it identifies which files
and paths aren't relevant for the functioning of the image. For
example, Tutor greatly benefited from this file, because by ignoring
unnecessary files, the build context was shrunk and image cache
layers were less likely to be unnecesarily invalidated.
We restore the .dockerfile as it was previously in Sumac [2], with
the addition of /venv, /.venv, and __pycache__, and with the
removal of /Dockerfile (as it no longer exists).
[1] https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/pull/35731
[2] https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/blob/open-release/sumac.master/.dockerignore
While trying to be enrolled on a verified course, the upgrade process
gets to an error screen due to a double slash on the URL that it's added
while doing the redirection to the account microfrontend
Will be backported to Teak.
Part of https://github.com/openedx/wg-build-test-release/issues/468
This adds a migration to turn on the new React-based Markdown editing option
for newly-created ProblemBlocks for all authors. The option is nested
under "Advanced settings", just like the Advanced (OLX) problem editor.
The migration is written such that it will *not* overwrite an existing global
"No" waffle flag. Furthermore, our waffle utilities are designed such that
org-level and course-level overrides will still take preference over the flag
that the migration creates. Therefore, this should only take effect in cases
where no existing waffle flag applies.
BREAKING CHANGE: Operators who do not want the new React-based Markdown editor
to be shown should create a flag contentstore.use_react_markdown_editor with
the value "No".
We plan to backport this to Teak.
Prior art for flipping waffles like this: 9b0024376a
Part of: https://github.com/openedx/platform-roadmap/issues/384
Co-authored-by: Muhammad Anas <muhammad.anas@arbisoft.com>
Django stubs by default doesn't pin mypy but has an extras that does
properly pin it to versions that are compatible. For us it doesn't make
sense to not use this extra as we will always need a version of Mypy
that works with djnago-stubs.
