We're seeing an issue with repeated attributes causing auth failure for
some IdPs, and need to take some time to investigate. See unpinning issue
https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/issues/32327 for details.
This is expected to reintroduce some bugs in testing SAML in devstack.
This has the effect of reverting the following PRs:
- Unpinned: https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/pull/32167 (partial)
- Upgraded: https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/pull/32168
However, we're keeping the safe_lxml adjustments from the first PR, so it
should be fine on that front to re-upgrade whenever we're ready.
-> bind_for_student() and friends change the user_id
-> DraftVersioningModuleStore.update_item() mutates .location which mutates scope_ids.def_id and scope_ids.usage_id in a way that seems totally wrong
* feat: allow course entitlements REST API to be filtered on course_uuid
* feat: add field to filter out entitlements with null expired_at values
* chore: update tests
Adds a filter to modify course_home_url
Commit generated by workflow `openedx/edx-platform/.github/workflows/upgrade-one-python-dependency.yml@refs/heads/master`
For the XBlocks types that use legacy XModule-style assets (specifically, those that
inherit from `HTMLSnippet`), this is small refactor that brings them a bit closer to being like
standard XBlocks.
Given these class attributes:
class SomeXModuleLikeBlock(..., HTMLSnippet, ...):
...
studio_view_css = { ... }
preview_view_css = { ... }
studio_view_js = { ... }
preview_view_js = { ... }
...
we make it so their values are *paths to the resources*
rather than *the actual content of the resources*.
This is a no-op change, but it'll enable future XModule
asset refactorings which require us to operate on asset
paths rather than contents.
Part of: https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/issues/32292
This makes a couple of changes to the xblock handler in the CMS. These changes
add a handful of utility functions and modify the existing ones to make reuse
of existing blocks easier. With these changes, it is possible to copy an
entire section from one course to another, and then later refresh that section,
and all of its children, without destroying the blocks next to it.
The existing _duplicate_block function was modified to have a shallow keyword
to avoid copying children, and the update_from_source function was added to
make it easy to copy attributes over from one block to another. These functions
can be used alongside copy_from_template in the modulestore to copy over blocks
and their children without requiring them to be within any particular container
(other than a library or course root)-- thus allowing library-like inclusion
without the library content block. This is especially useful for cases like
copying sections rather than unit content.
* feat: adds ability to disable posting in discussions indefinitely
* test: fixed ffailing test cases
* test: added new model field in test cases
* refactor: removes unnecessary migrations
* refactor: removed previous migrations and adds new field in discussions api
* refactor: added docstring and changed method name
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Co-authored-by: ayesha waris <73840786+ayeshoali@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat: added api to get notifications for users
* feat: added api to get count of notifications
* feat: added api to mark notifications as seen
* feat: added index on app_name in notification table
* refactor: updated api view parent and url
* refactor: resolved linter issue
We get about one email per month from people looking for access to edX
APIs. Those emails come to the now almost-defunct oscm@edx.org email
address. I think that's because of these swagger references.
I suppose someone could find this email address on an Open edX
installation, and people would write to it, but I find in practice this
doesn't happen.
Co-authored-by: Kyle McCormick <kyle@tcril.org>
