9th of June 2024 (patch release)

This article contains this patch release's bug fixes.

Bug fixes

• Fixed the formatting of code blocks in QTI imported question content
  Previously, when importing question content via QTI, whitespaces and formatting would be removed if the content was wrapped in <pre>...</pre> tags. Now, the detection for new lines and whitespaces has been fixed and the content will be properly formatted in the code block.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where the grading scheme indicator incorrectly indicated completed grading schemes for match questions
  

  Previously, the grading scheme indicator would incorrectly indicate if the grading scheme was complete for match questions, when points were assigned in a row. Now, the grading scheme indicator correctly indicates if the grading scheme is correctly added to match questions.
  
  

• Fixed an issue where changes to the table layout in an exercise were not saved
  Previously, changes to the table layout in an exercise, such as adding or deleting a row, were not recognised, causing the changes to not be saved. Now, any changes to the table layout will be saved after exiting the rich text editor in a digital test.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where no default group was selected when creating a new timeslot for peer reviewed assignments
  Previously, when creating a new timeslot for a peer reviewed assignment, there would be no default group selected in the participants drop down menu. Now, when creating a new timeslot for a peer reviewed assignment, the group 'All learners' is selected by default.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where Turnitin uploads were not using Crossreference checks
  Previously, assignments did not utilise the 'Crossref' search repository within Turnitin for analysing submitted work. Now, if included in the license, 'Crossref' is accessible in the search repositories settings within Turnitin. Enabling 'Crossref' within Turnitin will only affect newly submitted assignments.