Broken Link / Section: Foundations of Private Computation: Private Set Intersection

[rabble]

Description

In the course, Foundations of Private Computation, the last section of the course isn't accessible. There's a broken page when you try and load Private Set Intersection.

How to Reproduce

1. Go to Foundations of Private Computation
2. Go all the way through the course until you
3. Click continue from the
4. The link is: https://courses.openmined.org/courses/foundations-of-private-computation/370facdd-9d7e-4507-81eb-d63a6491f10a
5. See error

Expected Behavior

Access to view the private set intersection part of the course.

Screenshots

System Information

• Browser (if applicable): Google Chrome
• Browser Version (if applicable): 105.0.5195.125 (Official Build) (arm64)

Additional Context

It would be much better if students could jump around through the course. The Private Set Intersection part is what most interests me and I had to go through a LOT of course to get there, only to find that it's broken.

[rabble]

There's nothing anywhere in the course description or constraints beyond this point that requires people taking the course to fill out the quizzes, or any indication in the course as to this being the problem... but...

trask
Broader context on this - pages forward can get locked if the pages previous haven't been completed. This is based on features building towards the course platform being for certification (where completion of each matters more).

trask: So first thing to check - if you can't move forward - it may be because one of the previous lessons or quizzes hasn't been filled out

trask
We're double checking that this is indeed the challenge in your case (and sorry for the ambiguity there - it's not clearly marked as a constraint)

[sebastianeggertsda]

I had the same issue. I've already created a ticket here: OpenMined/openmined#213
Not sure which is the right place.

[sebastianeggertsda]

We're double checking that this is indeed the challenge in your case (and sorry for the ambiguity there - it's not clearly marked as a constraint)

Which challenge is meant here?