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…smiss button (openedx#34914) This hides the survey report banner from the Django Admin for a particular user for one month after they click on the "dismiss" button. This is done completely on the client side using localStorage, so the same user could see the banner again if they're logging in with a different browser.
chore: update Django to 4.2.14 for Redwood - Security Patch
…social_auth Feanil/backport django social auth
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…) to redwood (openedx#35248) * fix: disable submit button for archived courses (openedx#34920)
We sometimes see rendering errors in the error page itself, which then cause another attempt at rendering the error page. I'm not sure _exactly_ how the loop is occurring, but it looks something like this: 1. An error is raised in a view or middleware and is not caught by application code 2. Django catches the error and calls the registered uncaught error handler 3. Our handler tries to render an error page 4. The rendering code raises an error 5. GOTO 2 (until some sort of server limit is reached) By catching all errors raised during error-page render and substituting in a hardcoded string, we can reduce server resources, avoid logging massive sequences of recursive stack traces, and still give the user *some* indication that yes, there was a problem. This should help address openedx#35151 At least one of these rendering errors is known to be due to a translation error. There's a separate issue for restoring translation quality so that we avoid those issues in the future (openedx/openedx-translations#549) but in general we should catch all rendering errors, including unknown ones. Testing: - In `lms/envs/devstack.py` change `DEBUG` to `False` to ensure that the usual error page is displayed (rather than the debug error page). - Add line `1/0` to the top of the `student_dashboard` function in `common/djangoapps/student/views/dashboard.py` to make that view error. - In `lms/templates/static_templates/server-error.html` replace `static.get_platform_name()` with `None * 7` to make the error template itself produce an error. - Visit <http://localhost:18000/dashboard>. Without the fix, the response takes 10 seconds and produces a 6 MB, 85k line set of stack traces and the page displays "A server error occurred. Please contact the administrator." With the fix, the response takes less than a second and produces three stack traces (one of which contains the error page's rendering error).
…page-render-recurse [Backport] fix: Prevent error page recursion (openedx#35209)
* feat: course about page markup and styles improvements * test: update tests according to changes * fix: relocate course organization and return removed prerequisites info * fix: display org info above the course title --------- Co-authored-by: oleksandr.buhaienko <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Eugene Dyudyunov <[email protected]>
…ood-4.2.16 chore: update Django to 4.2.16 for Redwood - Security Patch
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