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Firstly, thanks for all your efforts with the autograding. It's really appreciated and is a real time saver. I read your docs and the support.md and it said to open an issue. I previously did a search for my problem, but came up blank.
This maybe a GitHub Classroom issue rather than anything to do with the autograder, in which case, just knowing that would be progress.
I also asked this question in the GitHub education community, but the audience there seems to be mostly students and questions regarding GitHub Education.
I hope you don't mind me asking the question here as well..
I have successfully run an intro to programming module using GitHub classroom with 5 separate assignments.
It's in JS/NodeJS. I have set up and used Autograding using Jest.
Let's take the first assignment as an example. When setting up the autograding, I set it to a total of 6 points. This is because there are 6 tests.
However, when commits by students are made to the classroom, if they pass ALL 6 tests, they get 6/6. However if they pass 5 of the tests, GitHub classroom reports as 0/6. I.e. they only get the points score if they pass all 6 tests.
What tweak do I need to make GitHub classroom report 4/6 passed (and 4 points awarded), and so on? Is it a change I need to make to my *.test.js file, or does the problem lie somewhere else (e.g. with GitHub Classroom)?
Many thanks for your time.
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Firstly, thanks for all your efforts with the autograding. It's really appreciated and is a real time saver. I read your docs and the support.md and it said to open an issue. I previously did a search for my problem, but came up blank.
This maybe a GitHub Classroom issue rather than anything to do with the autograder, in which case, just knowing that would be progress.
I also asked this question in the GitHub education community, but the audience there seems to be mostly students and questions regarding GitHub Education.
I hope you don't mind me asking the question here as well..
I have successfully run an intro to programming module using GitHub classroom with 5 separate assignments.
It's in JS/NodeJS. I have set up and used Autograding using Jest.
Let's take the first assignment as an example. When setting up the autograding, I set it to a total of 6 points. This is because there are 6 tests.
Here is a public copy of the first assignment.
However, when commits by students are made to the classroom, if they pass ALL 6 tests, they get 6/6. However if they pass 5 of the tests, GitHub classroom reports as 0/6. I.e. they only get the points score if they pass all 6 tests.
What tweak do I need to make GitHub classroom report 4/6 passed (and 4 points awarded), and so on? Is it a change I need to make to my *.test.js file, or does the problem lie somewhere else (e.g. with GitHub Classroom)?
Many thanks for your time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: