assessment

After a recent release with a stack trace, an issue is create that indicates the problem is with a newly added configuration property named MaxConnections. What command can find all commits that add or remove the string MaxConnections?

[ ] - git grep -a "MaxConnections"
[ ] - git log --search-string "MaxConnections"
[ ] - git log -S "MaxConnections"
[ ] - git commit --wi

Description: What's your idea?

Impact:

With the removal of APAC timezone meeting, recommend providing a way for folks interested in setting up a region specific meeting to do so with the leadership team so we can support them.

cncf/tag-security#883 (review)

Scope: Writing up a page in governance/ to describe reaching out to the mailing lis

Describe the bug

After a quiz was open for practice, it can’t be closed. The Save button is disabled as an input validation fails: ‘The start time has already passed’.

To Reproduce

1. Create a quiz.
2. Start it, wait until it is finished, and open it for practice.
3. Go to https://{artemis}/course-management/{courseId}/quiz-exercises/{quizId} by clicking on the quiz id in the exerci

Currently homeworks to not support multiple instance:

https://github.com/PrairieLearn/PrairieLearn/blob/dfa65a05d9f00563d02dc6146f03de95b0ea591f/pages/studentAssessmentHomework/studentAssessmentHomework.js#L19-L25

However this isn't warned in sync. This kind of warning should be pretty straightforward to add and could avoid confusion in runtime. So I suggest that sync give an error message i

See https://github.com/UCL-INGI/INGInious/blob/master/inginious/frontend/plugins/scoreboard/__init__.py#L163

If no realname is set, then the line remains empty.

We had a question with a variable called marks, holding the marking matrix for an MCQ part. The marking parameters for a part include a variable marks, holding the number of marks available for the part.

This should have thrown an error. I think catching this at the point that the marking parameters are added to the scope is the right thing to do.