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Describe the bug
The problem data dictionary exported to the template here :
INGInious/inginious/frontend/pages/course_admin/task_edit.py
Line 63 in 6e14ae8
is a Python OrderedDict.
The Javascript JSON load method does not load the keys an an ordered dictionary anymore :
INGInious/inginious/frontend/templates/course_admin/task_edit.html
Line 170 in 6e14ae8
Therefore, the subproblems are shown in an unexpected order in the task edition interface.
INGInious installation details
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Subproblems should be displayed in the order specified in the YAML file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
A workaround is to export the dict as a list (using OrdrerdDict.items()) and adapt the studio_load method for such a data format.
OrdrerdDict.items()
studio_load
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Describe the bug
The problem data dictionary exported to the template here :
INGInious/inginious/frontend/pages/course_admin/task_edit.py
Line 63 in 6e14ae8
is a Python OrderedDict.
The Javascript JSON load method does not load the keys an an ordered dictionary anymore :
INGInious/inginious/frontend/templates/course_admin/task_edit.html
Line 170 in 6e14ae8
Therefore, the subproblems are shown in an unexpected order in the task edition interface.
INGInious installation details
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Subproblems should be displayed in the order specified in the YAML file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: