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Make regrade status of a submission more clear #2223

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jhs-panda opened this issue Sep 24, 2024 · 1 comment
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Make regrade status of a submission more clear #2223

jhs-panda opened this issue Sep 24, 2024 · 1 comment

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@jhs-panda
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Requested by 15213.
Currently, when a submission is regraded, TAs are unable to tell what the status of the regrade is since it only displays a score (can't tell if still regrading or if autograder finished running already and score did not change).
Proposed solution: Better visual indicator for submissions that are still being regraded (ex. clock symbol to replace scores while being regraded)

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20wildmanj commented Oct 4, 2024

Adding on from 122, they recently had an issue where they could not easily figure out the progress of regrade all. That makes sense. It is totally possible that I clicked "regrade all" twice given that, like many things on Autolab, there is no visual feedback that something is happening until the relevant page gets loaded, which can take a while. (For "regrade all", that's typically an error page several minutes in -- but we've learned that it's not a real error, just the GUI timing out or something).

Note: Technically, they are able to see the progress via the jobs page but they might not be checking that? Also, I guess this does not really give a "progress" indication, especially if there are other jobs executing for other assessments, it just tells you which jobs are in the queue and which are running.

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