feat: adds Content Tagging

[pomegranited]

Description

Adds the models, APIs, and permissions/rules for openedx.features.content_tagging, which builds on the oel_tagging app changes made by openedx/openedx-learning#62

These changes are the first step towards allow Course Authors to tag content objects (courses, units, libraries) in edx-platform, but none of these changes are user-facing yet.

Supporting information

Part of openedx/modular-learning#63

Testing instructions

This change should be 100% covered by unit tests.

But since there's no public-facing APIs yet, if you want to do any further verification, you can test the functionality from the devstack and shell.

1. Get the master openedx/devstack up and running.
2. Pull this branch into edx-platform
3. Install dependencies and update migrations by running paver install_prereqs in the LMS shell (from devstack dir, run make lms-shell) and CMS shell (make studio-shell).
4. Run the migrations added here by running ./manage.py lms migrate in the LMS shell.
5. Create file cms/envs/private.py which contains the following. You may need to restart Studio for these changes to take effect: make dev.restart-devserver.studio

   from .devstack import FEATURES
   # Org-based course authoring restrictions
   FEATURES['ENABLE_CREATOR_GROUP'] = True
   FEATURES['STUDIO_REQUEST_EMAIL'] = 'your@email.com'
   

6. Go to the Studio home page and sign up a new user: http://localhost:18010/
7. Expand the "Becoming a Course Creator in Studio" box to request course creation access (this is optional -- an "unrequested" entry is created even if you don't request one, and you can approve that below.)
8. Login to Studio Django Admin in another window as a superuser (http://localhost:18010/admin, edx@example.com / edx)
9. Create a new Organization, e.g. with Name: OpenCraft, Short Name: OC
10. Navigate to [Course creators|http://localhost:18010/admin/course_creators/coursecreator/] and mark the request granted, and select the OpenCraft organization as the only org you can create courses for.

From here, you'll have to play around in the shell, because we only have Django Admin capabilities for ContentTaxonomies right now, and you have to be global staff to access Django Admin, which doesn't let us test out our org restrictions.

For example:

# make studio-shell
root@lms:/edx/app/edxapp/edx-platform# ./manage.py cms shell

from django.contrib.auth import get_user_model
# user you created
org_user = get_user_model().objects.get(username='openedx')
# demo users automatically created
learner = get_user_model().objects.get(username='honor')
staff_user = get_user_model().objects.get(username='staff')

from openedx.features.content_tagging import models, rules, api

from organizations.models import Organization
oc = Organization.objects.get(short_name="OC")
org_taxonomy = api.create_taxonomy(name="OpenCraft taxonomy", org_owners=[oc])
org_taxonomy
# <Taxonomy object (2)>
assert org_user.has_perm('oel_tagging.add_taxonomy', org_taxonomy)
assert org_user.has_perm('oel_tagging.change_taxonomy', org_taxonomy)
assert not learner.has_perm('oel_tagging.add_taxonomy')
assert not learner.has_perm('oel_tagging.change_taxonomy', org_taxonomy)
assert not learner.has_perm('oel_tagging.add_taxonomy', org_taxonomy)

Deadline

None

Other information

Depends on openedx/openedx-learning#62 and openedx/openedx-learning#65

Data migrations added here can be easily rolled back.

Course creator groups added by #26616.

Author to do before merge:

• Update dependency: https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform/pull/32661/files#r1253990343

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[ChrisChV]

@pomegranited I left a minor comment, but it looks good to me 👍

• I tested folowing the testing instructions
• I read through the code and tests with care

[ChrisChV]

@pomegranited 👍 to the new changes

• I tested folowing the testing instructions
• I read through the code and tests with care

[bradenmacdonald]

Looks good, just minor comments. I do hope that we can simplify the casting/validation even more in the future.

[bradenmacdonald]

(This can come in a separate PR)

It would be good to add openedx.features.content_tagging to mypy.ini so you get static type checking, and to setup.cfg isolated_apps so you can make sure all other parts of the code are only importing from content_tagging.api. I think you can add openedx_tagging.core.tagging to isolated_apps as well to make sure we're only importing from api.

[pomegranited]

Oo that's very cool.. will remember this for a future PR.

[pomegranited]

cf openedx/modular-learning#83

[bradenmacdonald]

@pomegranited Let me know when the pypi thing is fixed, and I'll merge this for you.

[pomegranited]

@bradenmacdonald Resolved :) requirements/edx/kernel.in#L118

I also squashed my commits down and rebased on latest master. Ready whenever you are, and thank you so much for your guidance here!

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