These are old feature flags that are no longer used:
ENABLE_MANUAL_GIT_RELOAD was to allow instructors to reload an XML
Modulestore course directly from a git checkout. That Modulestore
backend hasn't existed for a while.
DEBUG_LEVEL was an early flag for how debug log verbosity.
USE_YOUTUBE_OBJECT_API was created in reaction to YouTube breaking
their iframe API. They have long since addressed those issues.
There are other annotations features still in the platform but this one
is the one that works with an annotations server that was specialized
and not generally used by most instances of the platform.
The initial PR to remove this was made by 'lduarte1991' and can be found
here: https://github.com/edx/edx-platform/pull/17299
The work done based on the squashed commits:
removed advanced modules config for annotations
remove module files and config for annotations
remove js and css files related to annotations, under ova folders
removed js and css annotator file configs for cms and lms
remove template html files for annotations
removed annotations options from static html book
Added back some files that were originally marked "for OVA" but others used as per acceptance tests
Added back css file configs incorrectly marked as ova
Remove annotation related advanced settings from test.
Correct hls require.js pathing.
This will retire a refresh token and access token pair in the DOT tables
if the access token is 6 months expired (prior to that, the refresh
token still works).
I'll put it in configuration later, but why didn't we allow this years
ago? The goal is to store the data dir in /edx/var/edxapp not in
/edx/app/edxapp.
- Change retire mailings endpoint to use new USER_RETIRE_THIRD_PARTY_MAILINGS signal, currently only used by Sailthru retirement
- Move USER_RETIRE_MAILINGS signal firing to the LMS misc endpoint
- Remove duplicate clearing of UserOrgTags
- Remove LMS imports in openedx/core and update usage to use new USER_RETIRE_LMS_CRITICAL and USER_RETIRE_LMS_MISC signals
- Add testing for new signal handlers and app registration for the LMS survey app
These were very early experiments by the old performance team
on using CDNs for videos and logging performance data. No one
is looking at this data and it's just extra cruft on every page.
