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Commit a759ad84 by Bill DeRusha
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Dont overwrite course data with unpublished drupal data

parent 85f1f5b3
Showing with 580 additions and 3 deletions
course_discovery/apps/course_metadata/data_loaders/marketing_site.py
......@@ -377,7 +377,16 @@ class CourseMarketingSiteDataLoader(AbstractMarketingSiteDataLoader):
'level_type': self.get_level_type(data['field_course_level']),
'card_image_url': self._get_nested_url(data.get('field_course_image_promoted')),
}
course, __ = Course.objects.update_or_create(key__iexact=key, partner=self.partner, defaults=defaults)
course, created = Course.objects.get_or_create(key__iexact=key, partner=self.partner, defaults=defaults)
# If the course already exists update the fields only if the course_run we got from drupal is published.
# People often put temp data into required drupal fields for unpublished courses. We don't want to overwrite
# the course info with this data, so we only update course info from published sources.
published = self.get_course_run_status(data) == CourseRun.Status.Published
if not created and published:
for attr, value in defaults.items():
setattr(course, attr, value)
course.save()
self.set_subjects(course, data)
self.set_authoring_organizations(course, data)
......
course_discovery/apps/course_metadata/data_loaders/tests/mock_data.py
......@@ -1167,6 +1167,8 @@ MARKETING_SITE_API_PERSON_BODIES = [
}
]
MULTI_COURSE_RUN_COURSE_NUMBER = 'CB22x'
MARKETING_SITE_API_COURSE_BODIES = [
{
'field_course_code': 'CS50x',
......@@ -1773,7 +1775,7 @@ MARKETING_SITE_API_COURSE_BODIES = [
'vuuid': '28da5064-b570-4883-8c53-330d1893ab49'
},
{
'field_course_code': 'CB22x',
'field_course_code': MULTI_COURSE_RUN_COURSE_NUMBER,
'field_course_course_title': {
'value': 'The Ancient Greek Hero',
'format': 'basic_html'
......@@ -2042,3 +2044,543 @@ MARKETING_SITE_API_COURSE_BODIES = [
'vuuid': 'e0f8c80a-b377-4546-b247-1c94ab3a218b'
}
]
MARKETING_SITE_API_UNPUBLISHED_COPY_COURSE_BODY = {
'field_course_code': MULTI_COURSE_RUN_COURSE_NUMBER,
'field_course_course_title': {
'value': 'The Ancient Greek Hero UNPUBLISHED',
'format': 'basic_html'
},
'field_course_description': {
'value': 'UNPUBLISHED <p><b>NOTE ABOUT OUR START DATE:</b> Although the course was launched on March 13th, '
'it\u0027s not too late to start participating! New participants will be joining the course until '
'<strong>registration closes on July 11</strong>. We offer everyone a flexible schedule and '
'multiple paths for participation. You can work through the course videos and readings at your '
'own pace to complete the associated exercises <strong>by August 26</strong>, the official course '
'end date. Or, you may choose to \u0022audit\u0022 the course by exploring just the particular '
'videos and readings that seem most suited to your interests. You are free to do as much or as '
'little as you would like!</p>\n<h3>\n\tOverview</h3>\n<p>What is it to be human, and how can '
'ancient concepts of the heroic and anti-heroic inform our understanding of the human condition? '
'That question is at the core of The Ancient Greek Hero, which introduces (or reintroduces) '
'students to the great texts of classical Greek culture by focusing on concepts of the Hero in an '
'engaging, highly comparative way.</p>\n<p>The classical Greeks\u0027 concepts of Heroes and the '
'\u0022heroic\u0022 were very different from the way we understand the term today. In this '
'course, students analyze Greek heroes and anti-heroes in their own historical contexts, in order '
'to gain an understanding of these concepts as they were originally understood while also '
'learning how they can inform our understanding of the human condition in general.</p>\n<p>In '
'Greek tradition, a hero was a human, male or female, of the remote past, who was endowed with '
'superhuman abilities by virtue of being descended from an immortal god. Rather than being '
'paragons of virtue, as heroes are viewed in many modern cultures, ancient Greek heroes had all '
'of the qualities and faults of their fellow humans, but on a much larger scale. Further, despite '
'their mortality, heroes, like the gods, were objects of cult worship \u2013 a dimension which is '
'also explored in depth in the course.</p>\n<p>The original sources studied in this course include'
' the Homeric Iliad and Odyssey; tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides; songs of Sappho'
' and Pindar; dialogues of Plato; historical texts of Herodotus; and more, including the '
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'presented in English translation, with attention to the subtleties of the original Greek. These '
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}
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},
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'<strong>registration closes on July 11</strong>. We offer everyone a flexible schedule and '
'multiple paths for participation. You can work through the course videos and readings at your '
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'end date. Or, you may choose to \u0022audit\u0022 the course by exploring just the particular '
'videos and readings that seem most suited to your interests. You are free to do as much or as '
'little as you would like!</p>\n<h3>\n\tOverview</h3>\n<p>What is it to be human, and how can '
'ancient concepts of the heroic and anti-heroic inform our understanding of the human condition? '
'That question is at the core of The Ancient Greek Hero, which introduces (or reintroduces) '
'students to the great texts of classical Greek culture by focusing on concepts of the Hero in an '
'engaging, highly comparative way.</p>\n<p>The classical Greeks\u0027 concepts of Heroes and the '
'\u0022heroic\u0022 were very different from the way we understand the term today. In this '
'course, students analyze Greek heroes and anti-heroes in their own historical contexts, in order '
'to gain an understanding of these concepts as they were originally understood while also '
'learning how they can inform our understanding of the human condition in general.</p>\n<p>In '
'Greek tradition, a hero was a human, male or female, of the remote past, who was endowed with '
'superhuman abilities by virtue of being descended from an immortal god. Rather than being '
'paragons of virtue, as heroes are viewed in many modern cultures, ancient Greek heroes had all '
'of the qualities and faults of their fellow humans, but on a much larger scale. Further, despite '
'their mortality, heroes, like the gods, were objects of cult worship \u2013 a dimension which is '
'also explored in depth in the course.</p>\n<p>The original sources studied in this course include'
' the Homeric Iliad and Odyssey; tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides; songs of Sappho'
' and Pindar; dialogues of Plato; historical texts of Herodotus; and more, including the '
'intriguing but rarely studied dialogue \u0022On Heroes\u0022 by Philostratus. All works are '
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'field_course_head_promo_text': [],
'field_course_outcome': None,
'field_course_required_weeks': None,
'field_course_required_days': None,
'field_course_required_hours': None,
'nid': '563',
'vid': '8080',
'is_new': False,
'type': 'course',
'title': 'HarvardX: CB22x: The Ancient Greek Hero',
'language': 'und',
'url': 'https://www.edx.org/course/ancient-greek-hero-harvardx-cb22x',
'edit_url': 'https://www.edx.org/node/563/edit',
'status': '1',
'promote': '0',
'sticky': '0',
'created': '1384348442',
'changed': '1443028625',
'author': {
'uri': 'https://www.edx.org/user/143',
'id': '143',
'resource': 'user',
'uuid': '8ed4adee-6f84-4bec-8b64-20f9bfe7af0c'
},
'log': 'Updated by FeedsNodeProcessor',
'revision': None,
'body': [],
'uuid': '6b8b779f-f567-4e98-aa41-a265d6fa073e',
'vuuid': 'e0f8c80a-b377-4546-b247-1c94ab3a218e'
}
course_discovery/apps/course_metadata/data_loaders/tests/test_marketing_site.py
......@@ -325,6 +325,8 @@ class PersonMarketingSiteDataLoaderTests(AbstractMarketingSiteDataLoaderTestMixi
class CourseMarketingSiteDataLoaderTests(AbstractMarketingSiteDataLoaderTestMixin, TestCase):
loader_class = CourseMarketingSiteDataLoader
mocked_data = mock_data.MARKETING_SITE_API_COURSE_BODIES
mocked_data.append(mock_data.MARKETING_SITE_API_UNPUBLISHED_COPY_COURSE_BODY)
mocked_data.append(mock_data.MARKETING_SITE_API_PUBLISHED_COPY_COURSE_BODY)
def _get_uuids(self, items):
return [item['uuid'] for item in items]
......@@ -425,6 +427,19 @@ class CourseMarketingSiteDataLoaderTests(AbstractMarketingSiteDataLoaderTestMixi
self.validate_relationships(data, data_map)
def assert_no_override_unpublished_course_fields(self, data):
course = self._get_course(data)
expected_values = {
'title': data['field_course_course_title']['value'],
'full_description': self.loader.get_description(data),
'short_description': self.loader.clean_html(data['field_course_sub_title_short']),
'card_image_url': (data.get('field_course_image_promoted') or {}).get('url'),
}
for field, value in expected_values.items():
self.assertNotEqual(getattr(course, field), value)
def validate_relationships(self, data, data_map):
for relationship, field in data_map.items():
expected = sorted(self._get_uuids(data.get(field, [])))
......@@ -469,9 +484,20 @@ class CourseMarketingSiteDataLoaderTests(AbstractMarketingSiteDataLoaderTestMixi
def test_ingest(self):
self.mock_login_response()
data = self.mock_api()
published_course_run_key = mock_data.MARKETING_SITE_API_PUBLISHED_COPY_COURSE_BODY['field_course_id']
self.loader.ingest()
for datum in data:
self.assert_course_run_loaded(datum)
self.assert_course_loaded(datum)
if datum['field_course_code'] == mock_data.MULTI_COURSE_RUN_COURSE_NUMBER:
# For the original course and the unpublished course ensure course fields are not present.
if datum['field_course_id'] != published_course_run_key:
self.assert_no_override_unpublished_course_fields(datum)
# For the latest published course ensure course fields match the latest saved course.
else:
self.assert_course_loaded(datum)
else:
self.assert_course_loaded(datum)
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