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@artiehumphreys artiehumphreys commented Jul 26, 2025

See #1124.

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  • New Features

    • Instructor ratings are now displayed for each instructor on the course page.
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    • Improved consistency in import organization.

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The import statements in the tcf_website/views/browse.py file were reordered for consistency, particularly grouping pagination and Django ORM-related imports. Within the course_view function, each instructor is now assigned a rating attribute using their average_rating_for_course(course) method, ensuring instructor ratings are available during course page rendering.

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tcf_website/views/browse.py Reordered imports for clarity; added assignment of instructor ratings in course_view loop.

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10-12: Good import organization for better readability.

The import statements have been properly grouped for consistency - pagination imports, Django ORM imports, and function imports are now logically organized together.


273-274: Excellent fix for the missing average rating bug.

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good catch

@Jay-Lalwani Jay-Lalwani merged commit 811a6ba into dev Jul 27, 2025
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