https://github.com/boto/boto/issues/2868
In python 3 contentfile can act like a file but return unicode strings.
Boto doesn't like that and it causes issues when encoding the bytes for
transfer to s3.
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
updated the csv reader to make the csv output compatible across both python versions
added the encoding argument to unicodecsv.DictReader method
updated the csv file read process to accomodate different input types
changes made to fix issues with UniversalNewLineIterator
changes made as suggested
changes made as suggested
changes made to fulfill quality check requirement to pass quality check
minor changes
If beta tester wants to earn a cert then they must
create a separate user account by using email and
username different from the account with beta tester
role.
PROD-491
This reverts commit 3d2617983b.
The change was not quite right because the method six provides needs to
have `self` be passed in as well. See the docs here:
https://six.readthedocs.io/#unittest-assertions
Reverting for now and we can fix it in smaller chunks later.
This change adds support for specifying multiple root blocks while generating
problem response reports. It also allows specifying a block type filter so that
only blocks of the filtered types will be included in the report.
Finally, this change also consistenly uses absolute path for the location in the
report instead of relative paths.
