In the future, we want to allow users to rely on third-party services
for data storage, such as hosted MySQL and such. To do so, we need to be
able to configure the host/port of these services, which we do here.
This is to address part of #114.
It was tricky to define correct settings: the "localfs" default storage
backend was causing incorrect urls of the form "/media/<id>/<name>.csv".
Close #143
Configuration values can be loaded from the system environment by adding
a "TUTOR_" prefix.
Environment values supersede values from the user configuration file, so
that we can set values from the command line with "KEY=VAL tutor config
save --silent" even when KEY is already present in the user
configuration file.
The TUTOR_USER env variable is not available anymore after running "su",
which causes the tutor home to be in /home/.local/share/tutor. So we
just get rid of this variable entirely.
Environment is no longer generated separately for each target, but only
once the configuration is saved.
Note that the environment is automatically updated during
re-configuration, based on a "version" file stored in the environment.
- [Improvement] Install python requirements in virtual env in docker
image
- [Bugfix] Add missing volume for theme development
- [Improvement] Rename "config [non]interactive" command to "config save
[--silent]"
- [Improvement] More explicit logging during environment generation
- [Improvement] Configurable docker images (#122)
- [Bugfix] Fix "android pullimage" command
- [Improvement] Do not upgrade images as part of quickstart
- [Bugfix] Fix USERID setup in development mode and various dev-related
docs (#177)
Pulling images is slow, often unnecessary, and sometimes suprising for
the user, as the newer images may break the older tutor version.
Instead, we add a "--pullimages" option to "quickstart" to explicitely
update docker images.
USERID environment variable was no longer passed to docker image in
development mode.
We take the opportunity to improve the documentation regarding the dev
environment.
Close #177.
We had to backtrack from the latest release of the
android app, which is not compatible with the mobile api v0.5 available
in Hawthorn. This should change in ironwood.
Also, we included the correct oauth client ID in the app, which
prevented communication with the LMS.
The android app is now out of beta \o/
Close #89
