15th of December 2024 (patch release)

This article contains this patch release's bug fixes.

Bug fixes

• Fixed an issue where the comments column was removed
  Recently, we updated the question bank exercises overview with some new features. Due to an oversight, the comments column was mistakenly removed. We’ve now restored the comments column to the overview.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where students were unable to view published results in Schoolyear
  With the recent Schoolyear upgrade, both the result and publication session in Schoolyear were combined, making it impossible for students to access the publication without an invigilator password. Now, the sessions are no longer combined, which removes the need for a password, so that students can view their publication.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where reviewers were not anonymised in discussions
  Previously, reviewers' names were visible during discussions with students. Now, reviewers' names are always hidden from students. Instead of showing the reviewers' first initial and full name, a generic icon and the label 'Reviewer' will be displayed.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where an error occured when navigating using the discussions chip while having a filter selected
  Previously, when clicking on a discussions chip and also filtering on answered, unanswered, or all results, you would be redirected to an error screen. This has now been resolved and the chip will take you to the desired location.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where a written assignment would fail to load after the forms were removed via the Canon Exam Services integration
  Previously, removing forms via the Canon Exam Services integration caused an error when visiting the assignment page. Now, the assignment page no longer results in an error after forms are removed through the integration.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where it was possible to bypass the word limit for open questions
  Previously, participants could bypass the word limit in open questions by pasting text via the right-click menu or creating a new line using the 'Shift + Enter' key combination. This fix ensures that the word limit is now strictly enforced, blocking these workarounds.