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                                            Nicolas Rybowski

Add basic BIER elements

Rebase on 91a3454b9755e38e84e4872ae6286539e1f45b36.

I will add some tests in subsequent commits but in the current state of the PR, the BIFT is correctly populated by the [`holo`](https://github.com/holo-routing/holo/pull/32) control-plane and the duplication as well...

[agent_docker] Docker rlimits permission denied on macOS

For reference, the recommended solution for this issue is cleanly close the Docker Agent and logging an error. See https://github.com/INGInious/INGInious/pull/1051#issuecomment-2980438214 for more details.

[frontend] Ability to filter by tag in submissions page

Thanks for the report. Do you have more accurate information about the versions you are talking about? It will be simpler to debug with such information.

[documentation] Broken link / lacking explanation / inconsistencies re: environments in task_tuto.rst

@phlummox Thanks for the feedback. The documentation is clearly not up-to-date, we will definitively take into account your comments.

Storing courses and tasks in Git repositories

**Open question:** How do we handle task migration with common directories? Suppose we have `courseA/task0` and `courseB`. The first course contains a $common directory: `courseA/$common` and `courseA/task0/$common` whose remote `origin`...

Storing courses and tasks in Git repositories

With this push, we moved away from `GitPython` to leverage `pygit2` instead. See https://github.com/INGInious/INGInious/pull/1058#discussion_r2243285240.

Storing courses and tasks in Git repositories

After discussing with @anthonygego and @AlexandreDoneux, this PR will remain on hold until the course and task factories are correctly refactored.

`submodules.get()` throws a ValueError exception rather than returning None as documented.

The previous error is maybe due to my misunderstanding of submodule handling in libgit2. It seems that a repository within a repository is considered as a submodule even when it...

`submodules.get()` throws a ValueError exception rather than returning None as documented.

A few additional comments: - Calling `second.index.write()` after `second.index.add('.gitkeep')` solves the issue of 'first' remaining dirty. - Setting the submodule URL triggers the creation of the `.gitmodules` file but it...