Created a course material with an unspecified language (Yoruba)

[BeatBioInfo]

Steps to reproduce
Create a collection on Postman
Click on the “add request” button
Use the POST method to call a request http://qa-school-test-api.quantori.academy/api/v1/session
Enter the following “string” in the “Body” in the following order
• {
“username”: “admin”,
“password”: “1234”
}
Press the “send” button to generate an “accessToken”.
Click “Add request” to call a 'non-existing material id' in a course
Use the POST method to call a request {{Host}}api/v1/courses/3093/materials/200
Enter the body
{
"title": "Ni àtijọ́, àwọn ọmọ ilé-iwé ló ńran àgbàlagbà ti kò lọ ",
"data": "Ni àtijọ́, àwọn ọmọ ilé-iwé ló ńran àgbàlagbà ti kò lọ ilé-iwé lọ́wọ́ lati kọ iwé, pataki ni èdè abínibí",
"order": 7
}

Actual behaviour
• Status code: 200; Ok
Body Response:
{
"id": 851,
"title": "Ni àtijọ́, àwọn ọmọ ilé-iwé ló ńran àgbàlagbà ti kò lọ ",
"data": "Ni àtijọ́, àwọn ọmọ ilé-iwé ló ńran àgbàlagbà ti kò lọ ilé-iwé lọ́wọ́ lati kọ iwé, pataki ni èdè abínibí",
"order": 7,
"courseId": 3093
}

Expected ### behaviour
• Status code: 400 Bad request
Body Response: "Only RU/EN alphabet, space and digits allowed, please change your request"

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[viraxslot]

@BeatBioInfo why do you want to limit that? It's totally ok to create materials in different languages :)

[BeatBioInfo]

@viraxslot I didn't know it was a feature as I wasn't sure it was explicitly specified in the requirement. In that case, wouldn't it be preferable to have the language feature location-based as compared to being generic?

[viraxslot]

@BeatBioInfo You're thinking in the right direction. I just wanted to check that. So we have 2 possibilities here:

1. Enable all languages everywhere (not only Russian and English)
2. Add validation rules for EN/RU everywhere.

How do you think what path should we choose?

[BeatBioInfo]

Yes, since we are yet to have a location based course. I think EN/RU would be suitable since that has been the standard language validation used so far.