docs: remove proctortrack related docs (#1296)

Author: santhosh-apphelix-2u

docs/developing.rst

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ in `local-module-development <https://github.com/openedx/frontend-app-learning#l
 How does the proctoring system work?
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
-See `system overview`_ for a description of the proctoring system and it's components.
+See `System Overview`_ for a description of the proctoring system and it's components.
 
 
 Email Templates
@@ -251,36 +251,12 @@ The contents of ``EDXAPP_PROCTORING_BACKENDS`` will depend on which
 backend(s) you're interested in testing. It's necessary to provide a
 ``DEFAULT`` backend.
 
-Proctortrack
-""""""""""""
-
-As will be the case with all REST backends implementing `our spec`_, one
-doesn't need to configure much to get Proctortrack working on a
-sandbox, e.g.::
-
-  EDXAPP_PROCTORING_BACKENDS:
-    DEFAULT: 'proctortrack'
-    proctortrack:
-      client_id: "<you'll need to fill these in with credentials from Proctortrack>"
-      client_secret: "<you'll need to fill these in with credentials from Proctortrack>"
-      base_url: 'https://prestaging.verificient.com'
-      integration_specific_email: "proctortrack-support@edx.org"
-
-In addition to adding these configurations, you'll also need to set up
-a user which PT can authenticate as.
-
-* Create a user group called ``proctortrack_review`` in Django admin
-* Create a user, and associate it with that group
-* Create an OAuth application
-  (``/admin/oauth2_provider/application/``) pointing to the user
-  you've created, and share the client_id with folks on the other end
-  of the integration.
-
 .. _our spec: ./backends.rst
 .. _system overview: ./system-overview.rst
 .. _generate a public JWK keypair: https://mkjwk.org/
 .. _More on that here.: https://openedx.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EdxOps/pages/13960183/Sandboxes#Sandboxes-Updatingcode
 
+
 RPNow
 """""
 

docs/system-overview.rst

@@ -53,10 +53,10 @@ This can exist as a Python module or be committed directly into edx-proctoring a
 
 `More information on configuring backends <https://github.com/openedx/edx-proctoring/blob/master/docs/backends.rst>`_
 
-We have two real backends used in production:
+We have one real backend currently used in production:
+
+1. RPNow: https://github.com/openedx/edx-proctoring/blob/447c0bf49f31fa4df2aa2b0339137ccfd173f237/edx_proctoring/backends/software_secure.py
 
-#. Proctortrack: https://github.com/joshivj/edx-proctoring-proctortrack
-#. RPNow: https://github.com/openedx/edx-proctoring/blob/447c0bf49f31fa4df2aa2b0339137ccfd173f237/edx_proctoring/backends/software_secure.py
 
 For testing backends see `mockprock <https://github.com/openedx/edx-proctoring/blob/master/docs/developing.rst#using-mockprock-as-a-backend>`_
 
@@ -70,41 +70,31 @@ are required for each of these messages to keep the exam from entering an error
 
 Message Interface: `exam_action_handler.js <https://github.com/openedx/edx-proctoring/blob/master/edx_proctoring/static/proctoring/js/exam_action_handler.js>`_
 
-JavaScript Worker
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-This is an optional component currently used by Proctortrack and our Mockprock provider.
-
-A JavaScript worker included as part of the the provider's python plugin. This will
-handle any messages emitted by the edX web application and interface directly with the
-proctoring software running on the learner's machine.
-
-Example worker: `proctortrack_custom.js <https://github.com/joshivj/edx-proctoring-proctortrack/blob/master/edx_proctoring_proctortrack/static/proctortrack_custom.js>`_
-
-See `Example Action Sequence`_ for how this interface fits into the exam process.
 
 Exam States
 -----------
+
 When a learner first enters a proctored exam subsection an exam attempt is created
 in the edX system. User actions and the proctoring provider will update the status of
 this attempt as the exam is completed and reviewed. The following diagram describes the
 flow through those status updates.
 
-Detailed descriptions of each potential attempt state can be found below. It should be noted that there
-are minor differences in the review process between RPNow and Proctortrack exams.
+Detailed descriptions of each potential attempt state can be found below.
 
-- `Proctortrack status values <https://docs.openedx.org/en/latest/educators/how-tos/proctored_exams/review_pt_results.html>`_
 - `RPNow status values <https://docs.openedx.org/en/latest/educators/how-tos/proctored_exams/review_rpnow_results.html>`_
 
-This figure does not include error states or display of unmet prerequite requirements.
+This figure does not include error states or display of unmet prerequisite requirements.
 
 .. image:: images/attempt_states.png
 
+
 Example Action Sequence
 -------------------------
 
-The diagrams below describes the happy-path of interactions between components to
-sucessfully begin a proctored exam. These examples matches Proctortrack's backend
-implementation and includes any JavaScript events handled by the proctoring app.
+The diagram below describes the happy-path of interactions between components to
+successfully begin a proctored exam. These examples match the backend
+implementation of a typical proctoring provider and include any JavaScript events
+handled by the proctoring app.
 
 Old Sequence
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^

docs/testing/test_plan.md

@@ -5,8 +5,6 @@ This document should serve as a catalogue of key features included in the procto
 ## Resources
 
 #### Test Courses in Stage
-- [course-v1:edX+cheating101+2018T3](https://learning.stage.edx.org/course/course-v1:edX+cheating101+2018T3/home) (Proctortrack)
-- [course-v1:edX+StageProctortrack+2019](https://learning.stage.edx.org/course/course-v1:edX+StageProctortrack+2019/home) (Proctortrack)
 - [course-v1:Proctoring2+Proctoring2+Proctoring2](https://learning.stage.edx.org/course/course-v1:Proctoring2+Proctoring2+Proctoring2/home) (RPNow)
 
 #### Django Admin Models
@@ -30,7 +28,7 @@ This document should serve as a catalogue of key features included in the procto
     - [ ] A button or link to start the exam
 - [ ] Click the link to start the exam
 - [ ] You should see the first unit in the exam
-- [ ] The exam timer is shown and functions properly. [Exam Timer](#exam-timer) 
+- [ ] The exam timer is shown and functions properly. [Exam Timer](#exam-timer)
 - [ ] Click end my exam using the timer banner
 - [ ] You should see an interstitial confirming if you want to submit
 - [ ] Submit the exam
@@ -96,12 +94,11 @@ This document should serve as a catalogue of key features included in the procto
     - [ ] There should be a functioning link to the support docs four proctored exam rules
 - [ ] Click start my exam
 - [ ] You should see the first unit in the exam
-- [ ] The exam timer is shown and functions properly. [Exam Timer](#exam-timer) 
+- [ ] The exam timer is shown and functions properly. [Exam Timer](#exam-timer)
 - [ ] Click end my exam on the banner
 - [ ] Click submit on the confirmation page
 - [ ] You should see an interstitial confirming the exam has been submitted and is waiting on review
 - [ ] You should receive an email stating your exam has been submitted for review
-- [ ] This test has been completed with a Proctortrack exam
 - [ ] This test has been completed with a RPNow exam
 
 #### <a name="error"></a> Learners are removed from the exam if connectivity to the proctoring software is not maintained
@@ -197,7 +194,7 @@ This document should serve as a catalogue of key features included in the procto
 - [ ] Get the `external_id` of both the resumed and submitted attempts from [Django Admin](#django-admin-models)
 - [ ] As an admin user use the external id of the resumed attempt to send a POST request to the exam review endpoint with a status of `passed`
     - [ ] An alternative is to wait for this review to come back organically (may take 24hrs)
-- [ ] As an admin user use the external id of the submitted attempt to send a POST request to the exam review endpoint with a status of `suspicious` 
+- [ ] As an admin user use the external id of the submitted attempt to send a POST request to the exam review endpoint with a status of `suspicious`
 - [ ] Update the review from `suspicious` to `rules violation` in [Django Admin](#django-admin-models)
 - [ ] Validate the exam grade has been overridden to zero using gradebook (tab in instructor dashboard)
 - [ ] Query read replica to validate the certificate has been marked `unavailable` [Useful Queries](#useful-queries)
@@ -244,11 +241,5 @@ This document should serve as a catalogue of key features included in the procto
 - [ ] Filtering by "Not Started" it includes the learner(s) who has not started onboarding
 - [ ] Filtering by multiple statuses functions as expected
 
-#### Proctortrack review dashboard is rendered for the correct course
-This is only applicable to Proctortrack courses
-- [ ] Navigate to the special exams tab within the instructor dashboard
-- [ ] Expand the "Review Dashboard" dropdown
-- [ ] The Proctortrack UI is rendered for the correct course
-
 #### Additional Features
 - [ ] Allowances