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Course Authoring MFE

 Peter Pinch

• Just before Nutmeg was cut, 2U announced to edX partners the support for Course Level Zoom integration.

• The blog post suggests a dependency on the Course Authoring MFE, but I can’t tell for sure if this is required.

• course live waffle flag

• edx partner docs on setting up Course Live to use Zoom

Review Issues

Sofiane Bebert

• Issues with no Assignees

  • Is there anything critical that we need to fix?

    • Some advanced X blocks are giving error in studio (to code jail plugin) Assigned (potentially blocking) blocked by codejail

    • Added Handouts are not showing on course detail (not blocking)

    • openedx-i18n needs to be upgraded to nutmeg closed

    • Discovery: How could we include new MFEs in releases without slowing down Tutor builds?

      • dynamic settings to allows pre-built image

    • Course visibility in catalog

working group members having write access to https://github.com/openedx/build-test-release-wg

Peter Pinch

• It would be convenient for me, and the other members of the working group to have permission to assign and close tickets.

• It seems like the technically-possible and policy-approved way to do this is to follow the OEP-54 Expansion of Core Contributor Responsibilities.

• I think it would save us all some time to combine everyone’s request for expanded responsibility into one post on http://discuss.openedx.org .

Release notes for Maple.4?

Peter Pinch

Nutmeg Testing

Dean Jay Mathew

• Tutor upgrades and maintainers (update)

  • all plugins have someone to take care of upgrade Régis B.

• GitHub Issues update (group discussion)

  • need to review blockers (See above)

• Test Sheet: Test cases are 82% so what’s outstanding? I’ll go through them.

  • @dean

  • What areas are left?

• Announcing the final test sprint (group discussion) to be announced

5min

Open edX Test Course (& demo library)

https://github.com/openedx/openedx-test-course

Kyle McCormick

• It’s like the demo course, but less emphasis on being a reasonable course, and more emphasis on testing as many weird features as possible.

• Currently live on the demo environment.

• Auto-imported from the repo into the demo environment every Monday.

• Currently very short. Contributions welcome!

• If your Nutmeg test case requires course content, consider adding it to the test course.