This behavior has been resolved and deployed to the production environment as of 2/15/23.
Description
When a user has an active enrollment in Section 1 and a concluded enrollment in Section 2, and an assignment has a section override for Section 2 (and the assignment is not visible to people without an override), the user can still see the assignment, and on the assignment page, it shows "no due date", but the user's submission cached due date (and eventually Canvas planner) show that the user's due date is the due date for Section 2.
Expected Behavior
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Either the user's submission for the assignment should disappear (and thus not have a cached due date or ability to access the assignment) OR
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Canvas should show the due date for the concluded enrollment
Workaround
No workaround exists at this time.
Steps to Reproduce
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Add a user to a course with two enrollments in different sections
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Conclude one of the enrollments
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Create an assignment with an override for the section where the user has a concluded enrollment and don't allow any other sections to access the assignment
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As the student, try to access the assignment
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Notice that you can, but that it shows you don't have a due date
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As any other student who doesn't have an enrollment in the section that the override uses, notice the user cannot access the assignment and gets an error
Additional Info
EVAL-619
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