It was an internal class that we can't easily compare to. So I'm opting
to just make the xml output be more consistent and ordered. I was
hoping to avoid this since the order shouldn't matter but the juggling
we have to do to validate the unorderd data is more complication than
it's worth.
Improves navigation within Studio for Learning Sequences, speeding up authors who want to see how a learner progresses through content without needing to jump over to the LMS.
This adds a dropdown section navigator to the breadcrumbs on the unit page and copies the sequence navigator from LMS to the studio unit page.
This is a follow up from MST-16, which was commited
in 3858036a4e.
Changes:
* Enrich course teams_configuration from a plain Dict
to a custom XBlock field that uses the new TeamsConfig
wrapper class.
* Remove teams_conf property from course, as the previous
change made it redundant.
* Update teams_enabled implementation.
* Remove teams_max_size field from course, which is
no longer semantically correct, as max team size
is now defined on a teamset level.
* Remove teams_topics in order to discourage use of raw
teams config dict.
* Add convenience properties teamsets and teamsets_by_id
to course.
* Allow periods and spaces in teamset IDs to avoid breaking
existing course teams.
Some parts of the code still use the old raw config data
(identifiable by searching "cleaned_data_old_format"),
which we expect to be slowly factored away as we build
new teams features. MST-40 has been created to remove any
remaining references if necessary.
MST-18
* fix: bokchoy test
* fix: remove pdb break
This is to deal with a special issue in the video descriptor xml output.
The value of the transcript attribute of the video tag is a serialized
json string. This can have comparison problems in python3 where the order
of the dictionary output is not gauranteed to be the same. So the strings
don't match equally. We convert the parsed json instead so that the
comparison can be correct.
See the commit that added round_away_from_zero for details.
IN the case of dashboard_data.py:
We don't first cast to decimal here because in python 2 this didn't do
anything. The python 2 rounding method would just cast things to float
before doing the rounding anyway so it just wastes cpu cycles. In
python 3 this causes some typing issues so just removing it.
Wrap CourseModule.teams_configuration in TeamsConfig
class, centralizing parsing, validation, error handling,
etc. Wrapped object is exposed on 'teams_conf' field.
Old code still uses 'teams_configuration' dict;
we should change this in the future (MST-18).
MST-16
We did this already for the 'get_html' function for a capa problem but
there wasn't a test to ensure this works correctly for the
get_question_answer function that powers the show answer button.
I ran into it while doing a quick smoke test on the python 3 sandbox.
changes made to fix jenkins/quality errors
changes made as suggested
added the docstring to fix quality issue
made a few changes to fix some tests
replaced json.loads with a util to handle bytes
changes made to fix jenkins/quality errors
changes made as suggested
added the docstring to fix quality issue
made a few changes to fix some tests
made changes as suggested
made changes as suggested
updated the requirements with make upgrade
changes made to pass tests with python 2 and other minor changes
Updated the tests to fix the string/bytes input
changes made to pass tests with python 2 and other minor changes
made some changes as suggested
made changes as suggested
changes made as suggested
BOM-898 fix test_responsetypes.py issues
Updated safe_exec to use random2 library instead of random.
As python3 random generates different results as compared to
python2, which causes a lot of test failures and if we use
python3 random and fix tests it will cause state invalidation
of capa problems, So random2 was uses to make the behaviour same
in python3.
BOM-899 name xrange is not defined
xrange is used in safe_exec and there might be old courses where
this is being used in capa problems. All those tests fail in python3
as this was renamed to range. Used six.moves.xrange so that code
works for python3 and if there is any old code using xrange it
works too.
