Remove the trailing slashes from the .gitignore entries for static asset
build artifacts. With these slashes, only directory contents are
ignored. Without these slashes, the artifact is ignored whether it is a
directory *or* an actual file (particularly, in our case: a symlink).
This allows us to build edx-platform static assets into a separate
directory, and then symlink to them from edx-platform.
Also: We remove the duplicate cms/static/css/ gitignore entry.
The git-ignored target directory for LMS Sass compilation is:
lms/static/css
Unfortunately, that directory contains git-controlled directory of
vendored-in static assets:
lms/static/css/vendor
This is a problem for a couple reasons:
1. In Tutor, we would like to make lms/static/css a symlink to an
external location for the sake of build efficiency. This is
impossible to do without clobbering lms/static/css/vendor and
dirtying the git state.
2. More generally, when optimizing (or just understanding) a build
system, it adds complexity when git-controlled source directories are
mixed up inside git-ignored target directories.
The solution is to simply merge these vendored-in assets to another
existing git-controlled vendor directory:
common/static/css/vendor
LMS already reads assets from this folder, so no further changes need to
be made. common/static/css is fully git-controlled, so we avoid the
complexity described above.
When a shard of unit-tests.yml fails, we want the `success` job to be
maked "Failed" (not "Skipped"). That's because "Failed" blocks the PR
from merging, whereas "Skipped" does not. This change ensures that
`success` always runs to completion rather than being cancelled as soon
as a unit test shard fails or is cancelled.
From https://github.com/marketplace/actions/alls-green#options:
> Important: For this to work properly, it is a must to have the job always run,
> otherwise GitHub will make it skipped when any of the dependencies fail. In
> some contexts, skipped is interpreted as success which may lead to undersired,
> unobvious and even dangerous (as in security breach "dangerous") side-effects.
Closes https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/issues/34789
Update the renovate config in edx-platform to match the standard config
in most of our other frontend repos, with the exception of 1 settings:
Given the size of edx-platform I want to limit the number of concurrent
renovate PRs to a very small number so that we don't overwhelm our CI
resources. If we find that it would be useful to get more PRs at a
time, we can change this setting in the future.
We've also removed the `rebaseStalePRs` settings since that would be
extra costly on edx-platform for now.
edx-ui-toolkit 1.5.5 drops usage of the ux-pattern-library for its docs
and also updates many of its dependencies. As a result, many
edx-platform dependencies that were super out of date can now be further
upgraded.
Make the edit button on a container page for a non-unit block
(i.e. an individual text, problem or video block) open the new
editor when the relevant flag is enabled.
This commit modifies the approve_id_verifications management command to send an IDV approval email to learners. This ensures that learners are informed of approvals to their IDV attempts when performed using the management command. This more closely mirrors the way IDV approvals work when using an IDV vendor.
