feat: [FC-0070] rendering split test content in unit page

[ihor-romaniuk]

🚨 Dependencies:

• 🔗 frontend-app-authoring
• 🔗 edx-platform

Settings

EDX_PLATFORM_REPOSITORY: https://github.com/raccoongang/edx-platform.git
EDX_PLATFORM_VERSION: romaniuk/children-container-for-rendering-split-test

TUTOR_GROVE_NEW_MFES:
  authoring:
    port: 18000
    repository: https://github.com/raccoongang/frontend-app-course-authoring.git
    version: romaniuk/children-container-for-rendering-split-test

TUTOR_GROVE_WAFFLE_FLAGS:
  - name: contentstore.new_studio_mfe.use_new_unit_page
    everyone: true

TUTOR_GROVE_MFE_LMS_COMMON_SETTINGS:
  MFE_CONFIG:
    ENABLE_UNIT_PAGE: true

Description

This PR introduces functionality to display Split Test Content within the new Unit page interface.

The feature enables opening a Split Test Content page within the Unit page’s new interface. This page displays the xBlocks from the specified groups and provides basic configuration options for the groups.

Unit_Split_Test.mov

Related Pull Requests

• feat: [FC-0070] add events and style for rendering Split xblock in chromeless template edx-platform#35813 - events to trigger click on View button and styles

Testing instructions

• Create a new course.
• Create several units.
• Open the course unit page.
• Add a Content Experiment xBlock to the unit.
• Click the “View” button on the Content Experiment xBlock.

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