29th of June 2025 (patch release)

This article contains this patch release's bug fixes.

Bug fixes

• Fixed an issue where the 'Question banks' tab did not appear for users
  Previously, the 'Question banks' tab did not appear after a user was added to their first question bank. This issue has now been resolved, and the tab is visible again.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where authors viewing a question bank assignment would see 'Content missing' instead of exercises
  Previously, authors opening a question bank assignment were sometimes shown a 'Content missing' message in place of the actual exercises. Now, the exercises are displayed correctly again.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where written assignments with generated forms would be shown in the copy exercises dialog
  Previously, when copying an exercise from the question bank to a course, the list of courses would also contain written assignments with generated forms. Now, these written assignments are no longer shown in the list as you are not allowed to add an exercise to a generated written assignment.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where answers to numerical fill-in questions were not saved when navigating between exercises
  Previously, the answers of students in a numerical fill-in question would not be saved after navigating to it, unless the page was manually refreshed first. This behaviour was caused by a change in the release of June 22nd, 2025, which replaced content to render equations. In doing so, certain JavaScript event listeners, such as those responsible for tracking input changes, were unintentionally removed or not reattached. As a result, answers were not detected or saved, unless the page was refreshed first. Now, answers are correctly saved when modified, even after navigating between exercises, without requiring a page reload.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where exercises were unlinked when deleting a question bank assignment
  Previously, deleting a question bank assignment could unintentionally unlink exercises, even if it was not the version copied to the course. This has been fixed so that only directly linked exercises are affected.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where lazy-loaded images did not appear in digital tests
  Previously, lazy-loaded images were not being displayed during digital tests. This was caused by a change in the release of June 22nd, 2025, which replaced parts of the page content to correctly display equations. However, this replacement interrupted certain JavaScript-driven events. Such as those responsible for triggering lazy image loading, causing some images to fail to load. This fix ensures lazy-loaded images now load and display reliably during tests.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where the question tiles in the 'Review per exercise' section did not visually respond
  Previously, the question tiles in the 'Review per exercise' section of the review overview page would not be highlighted when clicked, causing confusion. Now, the tiles respond as expected.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where the student view did not show updated points during open discussions
  Previously, when a reviewer updated a student's score during an open discussion, such as by adding or removing criteria, the student's total obtained points were not updated in their view. Now, any changes made during the discussion are correctly reflected in the student view.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where point values lost their decimals when converted
  Previously, when the platform language was set to Dutch, point values were incorrectly displayed due to differences in number formatting. Specifically, commas used in Dutch decimals (e.g., 0,5) were misinterpreted during conversion, resulting in decimal values being shown as whole numbers (e.g., 0,5 displayed as 0). Now, this visual issue has been fixed. Point values are correctly displayed in Dutch without affecting the actual scores or calculations.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where clicking on a result too early would trigger a 'Something went wrong' error page
  Previously, clicking on a result before the points had finished calculating could lead to a 'Something went wrong' page. This fix ensures the page loads gracefully, even if scoring is not complete yet.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where large pdf files would seem stuck as processing on the scan page
  Previously, it was possible that uploaded written exam files would appear to be stuck at 100%, while in the background the file had been fully processed. Now, the processing will be correctly updated after all files have been processed.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where LaTeX code was not showing correctly
  In the latest release, KaTeX has been replaced with Mathlive for LaTeX rendering in digital tests. Unlike KaTeX, Mathlive does not support the deprecated \bf command. To prevent rendering errors, a macro has been added to map \bf to \textbf.

  Note: \bf is a legacy TeX 2.x command that enables bold font mode until manually reset. It bypasses LaTeX's scoping and font-handling rules. Use \textbf{} instead for proper formatting.