* feat: migrate to pyproject.toml and hatch
* migrate from setup.py/setuptools to pyproject.toml/hatch.
* add optional dependencies
* fix license and author
* update maintainer name
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Co-authored-by: Muhammad Faraz Maqsood <faraz.maqsood@192.168.10.35>
Co-authored-by: Muhammad Labeeb <mlabeeb03@gmail.com>
- Explicitly state that in order to use SSO with existing LMS admin users, the newly created superuser in discovery must have the same username and email as the LMS user.
This commit includes:
- This aligns with the frontend, which now also utilizes this environment variable. To view the frontend related changes, click here: https://github.com/openedx/frontend-app-learner-dashboard/pull/506/files.
- Additionally, it automates the enabling of programs in the "programapiconfig" model on the LMS admin panel through init tasks.
- Update the documentation accordingly.
The default URL to run a local platform switched from local.edly.io to
local.openedx.io. This changes makes it clearer for everyone that Tutor
is to run Open edX.
See: https://github.com/overhangio/tutor/issues/1120
In Discovery, programs and courses are always associated to a site and partner.
However, sites differ in development and in production, because their urls are
different. And when we run the `cache_programs` in the LMS, we must be careful
to hit the url that corresponds to the right site in dev and prod. This url is
no longer defined by the COURSE_API_URL setting, or the internal_api_url
attribute. Instead, they are loaded from the corresponding site configuration.
To resolve this mess, we make sure that the right site configurations are
properly defined in dev and local.
It is the responsibility of end users to properly associate courses and
programs to the right site (dev or local) on their running platform...
How to reproduce the issue:
- Run the `create_catalog_integrations` command indicated in the readme.
- Create a program in discovery, and add a few courses to it. Make sure it is associated to the "Open edX" partner, and not "Open edX - dev".
- Run the `cache_programs` command from the readme
- Authenticate and open /dashboard/programs. The program you created should appear.
