19th of October 2025 (patch release)

This article contains this patch release's bug fixes.

• Fixed an issue where it was not possible to filter question bank exercises on assignments they do not appear in
  Previously, when filtering on question bank exercises that did not appear in selected question bank assignments, the 'Something went wrong' screen was shown. Now, the filter works correctly again.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where large scripts failed to create randomised variables
  Previously, saving larger scripts could fail to generate randomised variable sets for participants during a digital test. Although the script appeared to run and save successfully while editing the exercise, the randomisation process could fail in the background. As a result, students may have received identical variable sets instead of randomised ones. This issue did not impact the scoring of these questions or the final results. The impacted schools have already been informed.

  The issue occurred because our server previously had a 5-second timeout for HTTP parameters, while the code editor could take up to 7 seconds to generate and send the variable data. When the code editor’s response exceeded 5 seconds, the server stopped accepting it, causing the request to fail silently. Meaning, users were unaware that randomised variables were not created.

  This has now been resolved by increasing the server read timeout from 5 to 10 seconds, ensuring that larger scripts have sufficient time to complete the variable generation process.
  
  

• Fixed an issue where it was not possible to directly award 0 points with a slider
  Previously, when using a slider, it was not possible to directly assign 0 points. Now, assigning 0 points works correctly.
  
  
• Fixed an issue where the Print & Scan page was unavailable when many written assignments were uploaded and a filter was applied
  Previously, uploading a large number of written assignments caused the Print & Scan page to become unavailable when a filter was applied. Now, the page loads correctly regardless of applied filters.
  
  

Bug fixes