- [Feature] Modify ``createuser`` commands to define a password from the
command line
- [Improvement] Better yaml value parsing from command line
- [Feature] Add `dev exec` command
- [Bugfix] Fix incorrect notes settings definition
- [Improvement] Make it possible to start/stop/reboot a selection of
services
- [Improvement] Add `local/k8s reboot` commands
- [Improvement] Add `-U/--unset` option to `config save`
- [Bugfix] Fix insecure static asset loading when web proxy is enabled
- [Improvement] Rename `SECRET_KEY` configuration parameter to
`OPENEDX_SECRET_KEY`
- [Improvement] Add support for SSL and TLS in external SMTP server
(#231)
- [Bugfix] Fix missing video transcripts in LMS (#229)
- [Improvement] Make it possible to enable/disable multiple plugins at
once
- [Improvement] Add a few local and k8s patches for plugins
We have a side effect whenever we add a plugin manually to the tutor
configuration: the renderer does not update itself. We fix this by
checking the config at load time.
We achieve this thanks to a patch to edx-oauth2-provider:
https://github.com/edx/edx-oauth2-provider/pull/59
The network alias was required to circumvent url validation by the
oauth2 client creation tool. But the network alias was not compatible
with k8s deployment.
The port number is not included in the hostname when checking the list
of allowed values.
We also add the "lms"/"cms" values for interaction with the API from
within the internal docker network.
Video transcripts uploaded in the CMS were not visible in the LMS. This
was a symptom caused by the fact that the LMS and the CMS do not share
the same MEDIA_ROOT. We initially thought that data uploaded in the CMS
(such as transcripts) was stored in a shared data service, such as
mongodb. It is, in fact, not. This makes it even more important to run
an object storage service like minio for distributed services.
Close #229
The 0003 migration from the certificates app of the LMS requires that
the S3-like platform is correctly setup during initialisation. To solve
this issue, we introduce a pre-init hook that is run prior to the LMS
migrations.
