fix: course progress url based on whether the user has learning MFE enabled (for Redwood)

[FatemeKhodayari]

Currently, as we have in Redwood, when a user hasn't passed the course, the "View Grades" link / button is displayed to him on the dashboard. Clicking on this link / button, takes the user to the old progress page. The URL of the old progress page is returned in the /api/learner_home/init response. In this change, course progress URL is returned based on whether the user has learning MFE enabled or not.

This issue was originally created in this forum topic and later discussed a little bit in the Maintenance WG meeting.

Closes #34323

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[mphilbrick211]

Hi @FatemeKhodayari! Just flagging there's a failing check here.

[FatemeKhodayari]

Hi @mphilbrick211. Based on the logs, guess the error is not on my side. Seems like a connection error on one of the API admin tests has caused the failure.

FAILED
openedx/core/djangoapps/api_admin/tests/test_views.py::CatalogEditViewTest::test_delete - requests.exceptions.ConnectionError: ('Connection aborted.', gaierror(-2, 'Name or service not known'))

Please let me know if I'm wrong and anything needs changing. Thanks.

[mariajgrimaldi]

I tested this in my local redwood environment and it's working as expected. Here's how I tested it for future references:

1. Configure a course for (verified) certificate generation
2. As a student, enroll in the course
3. Complete the course with a not-passing grade
4. Archive the course
5. Go to the learner dashboard page
6. Inspect "view grades"

I'll be merging this now. Thank you!

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