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Ensure tutor-contrib-coursegraph works with ENABLE_HTTPS #17

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kdmccormick opened this issue Mar 23, 2022 · 1 comment
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Ensure tutor-contrib-coursegraph works with ENABLE_HTTPS #17

kdmccormick opened this issue Mar 23, 2022 · 1 comment
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kdmccormick commented Mar 23, 2022

In both local and k8s mode.

@kdmccormick kdmccormick changed the title Test tutor-contrib-coursegraph more thoroughly with k8s Test tutor-contrib-coursegraph k8s deployment more thoroughly Mar 23, 2022
@kdmccormick kdmccormick moved this to Ungroomed (Kyle) in Tutor DevEnv Adoption (OLD BOARD) Mar 23, 2022
@kdmccormick kdmccormick changed the title Test tutor-contrib-coursegraph k8s deployment more thoroughly Manually test tutor-contrib-coursegraph k8s deployment more thoroughly Mar 23, 2022
@kdmccormick kdmccormick changed the title Manually test tutor-contrib-coursegraph k8s deployment more thoroughly Ensure tutor-contrib-coursegraph works with ENABLE_HTTPS Mar 25, 2022
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As it turns out, I don't have any reason to believe ENABLE_HTTPS wouldn't work with the plugin. I'd originally worried about this because an earlier version of the plugin would try to use Bolt/TLS for CMS->CourseGraph communication when ENABLE_HTTPS was set to True, but I removed that since it didn't seem important for CMS to encrypt it's cluster-internal communication with CourseGraph.

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