Bump Problem Builder to include fix from pb PR 71 #10143
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@bradenmacdonald , thanks! I imagine we'll hotfix this by cherry-picking this commit. |
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@adampalay That would be great yes. Any idea what the hotfix schedule would be? |
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@antoviaque , I'm going to push this to stage today with an eye to deploy first thing tomorrow morning |
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@adampalay Thank you! |
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Closing this, just because the commit is in #10195. Thanks @bradenmacdonald ! |
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Thanks @adampalay :) |
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This bumps the version of problem builder used in
private.txtso that it includes the fix from open-craft/problem-builder#71 . That is the only change included with this new hash.This fixes TNL-3563. The problem-builder PR has already been reviewed by OpenCraft and by an edX engineer.