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The readme indicates that "infinite" is a valid value for _attempts. However, the schemas require a numericvalue. Therefore, the string "infinite" is not permitted in the authoring tool.
_attempts (number): Controls the number of attempts available to the user. Any of the following values may be used to indicate an infinite number of attempts: -1, 0, null, undefined, "infinite". Note: If set to "infinite" and used in conjunction with _completionCriteria._requireAssessmentCompleted = true the course will not be considered complete until the assessment is passed.
Although "infinite" may be valid when working in the framework, I feel that we should encourage developers to use a numeric value for compatibility with the authoring tool. Suggest updating the readme to remove references to the string "infinite" or clarifying when it can and cannot be used.
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The readme indicates that "infinite" is a valid value for
_attempts
. However, the schemas require a numeric value. Therefore, the string "infinite" is not permitted in the authoring tool.Although "infinite" may be valid when working in the framework, I feel that we should encourage developers to use a numeric value for compatibility with the authoring tool. Suggest updating the readme to remove references to the string "infinite" or clarifying when it can and cannot be used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: