[edx-code] Upstreaming an API endpoint for bulk enrollments

Hey all, I'm working on upstreaming an API endpoint originally created by Appsembler (thanks!), and I've just opened this work-in-progress PR for it. It's essentially a thin wrapper for an existing view used in the instructor dashboard to

[edx-code] Re: How to get xBlock deployed to edx.org? And how to do this fairly quickly to allow for development

One more question, what is a reasonable amount of time it might take to get an edx xBlock accepted? 2 months? 6 months? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "General Open edX discussion" group. To view this discussion on the web visit

[edx-code] Re: How to get xBlock deployed to edx.org? And how to do this fairly quickly to allow for development

I did a little work with the runtime SDK. The full xBlock development process was not clear to me, so I wanted to figure this out before doing much development. Based on the response from edx partner support, sounds like no one outside of edx develops xBlocks. I really appreciate your message,

[edx-code] Re: How to get xBlock deployed to edx.org? And how to do this fairly quickly to allow for development

If you've e-mailed partner-supp...@edx.org, they usually get back to me within a day. You might want to give a second e-mail or contact your partner rep directly. Sometimes things fall between the cracks, and I'm guessing they're busy responding to questions about the new page layout that

[edx-code] Re: Pycharm Debugging - ImportError: No module named plugin

I noticed that I had *./edx-platform/**common/lib/xmodule/xmodule* as another source directory for the project. I think this was an extra folder. Removing it didn't seem to remove my error though. Zach On Thursday, April 27, 2017 at 12:11:13 PM UTC-4, Zachary Trabookis wrote: > > So I've

[edx-code] Re: Pycharm Debugging - ImportError: No module named plugin

I forgot to mention that I also have a *Tools > Deployment > Configuration* setup too. This allows for SFTP access to the remote files say if I wanted to modify the */edx/app/edxapp/lms.env.json* file within Pycharm. That's the only major one off thing from the

Re: [edx-code] How to get xBlock deployed to edx.org? And how to do this fairly quickly to allow for development

You did the right thing by working through your partner support rep. I'm not sure what kind of turn-around time they aim for. --Ned. On Thu, Apr 27, 2017 at 10:03 AM, Robert M wrote: > > I am working on developing an xBlock for a course we have on edx.org. > > I got

[edx-code] How to get xBlock deployed to edx.org? And how to do this fairly quickly to allow for development

I am working on developing an xBlock for a course we have on edx.org. I got access to an edge account, but I assume I still need a system admin to install the xBlock? I believe we are an edx.org partner and I sent a request to partner support asking about this. It has been 3 days without a