They've both been removed from the LMS now. It would be harmless
to keep support for them in place, but it's pointless because
any redirects to the LMS will just come right back to us.
AA-799
* fix: [MICROBA-1769] Cert status before course end
Right now, learners who are nonpassing are able to view information
about thier certificates early at the course end screen and progress
pages. This is because we show messaging around the nonpassing state in
some cases before a course ends and certificates are available. This can
also lead to cases where grades are not finalized and students who may
be passing see a scary nonpassing message instead.
This change makes it so during the course exit, a student who finishes a
course before the course is over will see the celebration screen
regardless of passing status. Once the course is over (or if
certificates are available immediately), and they are
still not passing, they will see the nonpassing messaging. The same
change was made for the certificate status alert in the progress tab.
* feat: add discussions tab
Adds code to load the discussions MFE in an iframe in the tab so the user isn't redirected to the LMS.
Adds code for the discussions tab, making it dynamically resize based on contents using a postMessage API.
* feat: update path based on user navigation inside discussions MFE
The discussions MFE will send path change events via the postMessage API so that the learning MFE path can be kept in sync. This will allow reloading a page without having the iframe revert to same path each time.
A previous commit (7f37575) dropped es-check, which dropped
fsevents, which caused our build system (which is still using
npm@6) to fail with an error like `Unsupported platform for
fsevents` when trying to install fsevents through a dependency
(e.g. when installing npm aliases).
I am reintroducing all the package-lock changes from that commit
to get back fsevents in a state where that error does not occur.
I think a longer-term fix would be to instead upgrade our build
system to node16 / npm6. But this is an easy fix for now to unblock
the builds.
Now that we are using node 16, peer dependencies are much more
strict about aligning between all of our dependencies.
This PR downgrades react from 17 to 16 (no changes) and upgrades
paragon and frontend-lib-special-exams to all be on the same
page about what peer dependency ranges are valid.
A partner was not happy with messaging for a course whose
students were in the "earned-not-available" state. This aims to make the
messaging more clear.
