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Describe the bug
Once an extension has been set as inactive (active
field is set to 0
), there is no path for it to become active again, short of manually editing the database. This also happens without being fully transparent to the person running Quiz Extensions that a user's extension is being actively ignored.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Create a new extension for a user via the usual Quiz Extensions process.
- Go to the
extension
table in the database and find the new extension entry. - Observe that the
active
field is set to1
. - Cause the user to be in a state that will mark them as inactive: remove them from the course, change their enrollment type to something other than
"student"
, or change their enrollment state to something other than"active"
orinvited"
. - Run the update process
- Observe that the
active
field is set to0
. - Put the user back into a stable state: enrolled in the course as type
"student"
and status"active"
or"invited"
. - Create a new extension for the user via the usual Quiz Extensions process. This updates the existing extension record instead of creating a new one.
- Observe that (despite the user now being enrolled properly) the
active
field is still set to0
.
Expected behavior
When the update process is run, it should check whether or not users with inactive extensions have changed into an active state, instead of just ignoring them.
Note: This will have some minor performance hits, but will be part of the backgrounded process.
Also need to improve feedback to user to explain that x users are being ignored due to being inactive.
Environment information
- Python version (
python --version
): any
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