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Hi everyone, my team loves the grading efficiency. I wanted to know if peer review is available in Gradescope, Please le tme know

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Are there any plans to add Julia to your list of supported programming languages? I didn't see it on the list you showed.

Hi Ken - can you post your question in the Q&A section so that it can be routed to our team?

Oh, yes--sorry!

I have a pytest-based autograder for gradescope: https://github.com/BYU-CS110/byu_pytest_utils

Thanks Gordon!

@Ken - when I used gradescope for C++ assignment, I wrote a python script that called out to the shell to build and run the code. You could do the same for Julia (etc.)

Good idea!--Thanks, Gordon

Autograder tip: don't try to get the autograder to work on all submissions. There will always be edge cases that fail entirely but deserve points. Instead, try to reduce your workload by autograding the majority of students

Code autograder documentation: https://gradescope-autograders.readthedocs.io/en/latest/specs/

Bentley University Waltham, MA

I would LOVE an “html" output option for test cases. 🙂

Community resources page: https://gradescope-autograders.readthedocs.io/en/latest/resources/

If you'd like to take a look at the Python Calculator assignment autograder example that Ibrahim is showing, you can see it here: https://gradescope-autograders.readthedocs.io/en/latest/python/

I use dummy files with a single pytest.fail(“<This file> not submitted”) expression. If the students upload the corresponding file, this gets overwritten. If they forget to upload the file, they get a nice error message to that effect.

Restrict imports!

obviously, it's academic dishonesty case.. but yeah I didn't think there was an easy answer. ty

@Gordon Cool!

HTML output on test level 🙏🏻

I promise not to hack your server. ;)

> I use dummy files with a single pytest.fail(“<This file> not submitted”) expression. If the students upload the corresponding file, this gets overwritten. If they forget to upload the file, they get a nice error message to that effect.great idea!

> I use dummy files with a single pytest.fail(“<This file> not submitted”) expression. If the students upload the corresponding file, this gets overwritten. If they forget to upload the file, they get a nice error message to that effect.great idea!

What about Selenium? He mentioned it, I had it in Q&A. Any tips on implementing Selenium in an autograder?

I love the fact that gradescope runs this in a container and it's not on any server that I manage

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selenium has headless yes, thanks for the answer!

Thank you!

This was great, thank you!

When you sent out the recording, will you send out the transcript of the chat?

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Thank you -- much appreciated

Thanks for joining everyone!

Superb!

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Thank you.

Thank you!

thank you for answering all of my questions!

When you sent out the recording, will you send out the transcript of the chat?

Thank you!