* feat: added notifications for discussions app
* feat: added unit tests for handler
* feat: updated openedx-events package
* fix: updated notification creation logic and tests
* refactor: updated openedx-event version and event name
* refactor: moved logic to separate methods
Reason codes will be used by the frontend to list and validate the reasons for specifying moderation actions.
Co-authored-by: Kshitij Sobti <kshitij@opencraft.com>
Co-authored-by: Felipe Trzaskowski <felipe@opencraft.com>
Add `edit_reason_code` field to both `Comments` and `Threads`, making it
editable for anyone who can also edit `raw_body`.
Add `close_reason_code` field to `Threads`, and make it editable by
anyone who can also edit `closed`.
Convert more tests from MONGO_AMNESTY to SPLIT modulestores.
This is in preparation for just wholesale denying access to Old
Mongo, so I either converted tests to split or just deleted some
test variants that were Old Mongo specific. (e.g. ddt lines)
* feat: add api mapping to get comments by course+user
fix: merge the new user comments API by overloading the thread comments API
fix: handle endorsements and fix broken tests
fix: improve the view documentation
fix: unused imports
fix: restrict flagged filter to privileged users
fix: validate course_id properly
* fix: add docstring to the retrieve_all method
If course allows anonymous posts, and user is an author of a post, add
`anonymous` to posts' editable fields.
If course allows anonymous to peers posts, and user is an author of a
post, add `anonymous_to_peers` to posts' editable fields.
Course endpoint response to get request will now include course's
`allow_anonymous` and `allow_anonymous_to_peers` settings.
Added `anonymous` and `anonymous_to_peers` fields to the content
serializer, from which ThreadSerializer and CommentSerializer inherit.
Both fields have a default value of False, because there are cases where
course configuration doesn't allow them to be initialized (if a course
doesn't allow anonymous posts, the fields won't be included in the list
of initializable/editable fields).
* feat: Add support for returning thread counts for all topics in a course
In the new discussions experience the thread counts for questions and discussions are displayed in the UI.
This uses a new cs_comments_service API to fetch that data and embed it in the topic listing.
* fix: apply review feedback fixes
Adds support for pinning and closing threads to the current REST APIs for discusions.
Adds a preview_body field to the thread response that contains a truncated version of the raw body with tags removed so it can be shown in previews.
Adds a field called "can_delete" to threads and comments that signals if the current user is able to delete that resource.
This change adds three new filters to the threads API. They are:
* Filtering only threads that are flagged for abuse
* Filtering by the thread type (discussion or question)
* Filtering by the thread author
In addition it also adds a new ``abuse_flagged_count`` field for threads. It
returns a count of the number of comments in a thread that are flagged for abuse.
This is only visible to users that have moderator privileges or higher.
Finally it also adds a ``abuse_flagged_any_user`` field that is set if any user
has flagged a thread. This field too, is only visible to moderators or above.
Co-authored-by: Kshitij Sobti <kshitij@opencraft.com>
* Python code cleanup by the cleanup-python-code Jenkins job.
This pull request was generated by the cleanup-python-code Jenkins job, which ran
```
cd lms/djangoapps/dashboard; find . -type f -name '*.py' | while read fname; do sed -i 's/ # lint-amnesty, pylint: disable=super-with-arguments//; s/ # lint-amnesty, pylint: disable=import-error, wrong-import-order//; s/ # lint-amnesty, pylint: disable=wrong-import-order//' "$fname"; done; find . -type f -name '*.py' | while read fname; do pyupgrade --exit-zero-even-if-changed --py3-plus --py36-plus --py38-plus "$fname"; done; isort --recursive .
```
The following packages were installed:
`pyupgrade,isort`
* feedback done
Co-authored-by: Zulqarnain <muhammad.zulqarnain@arbisoft.com>
