[brianjbuck-wgu]

Description:

Fixes: #1320

JIRA:

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[mphilbrick211]

Hi @brianjbuck-wgu! Is this still in progress?

[brianjbuck-wgu]

Hi @brianjbuck-wgu! Is this still in progress?

Hi @mphilbrick211, Yes, let me keep this one open and put it on the schedule next week to finish up.

[brianjbuck-wgu]

Hi @mphilbrick211, I've rebased this onto master. Who would be a good option to tag for review on this repo?

[mphilbrick211]

@openedx/axim-engineering would someone be able to take a look at this for us? Thanks!

[brianjbuck-wgu]

@openedx/axim-engineering Can I get a review on this PR? 🙏

[feanil]

A couple of small things and a rebase before we can land this. Also the PR title still say "WIP" is that still true?

[feanil]

Can you add ordering to the docstring here and on the other three functions? These are the public API so the argument should be documented where people look for it.

[feanil]

order_by takes any number of fields, and the platform side will get a list from DRF's ordering param, so I think this should accept an iterable and do order_by(*ordering). If you'd rather keep it a single string, say so in the docstring since it's a Django field expression (user__username), not the dotted path the dashboard uses today.