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I just did a small test with this and got an error that I'm not sure how to interpret (I removed the ids in case they are sensitive information):
⤇ python -c 'import gradesourceuploader; gradesourceuploader.updateScoresByEmail("jpolitz", "<course-id>", "<assignment-id>", "grades.csv", "0")'
Password:
Logging in....
Selecting course <course-id>
Generating list of students
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
File "gradesourceuploader.py", line 27, in updateScoresByEmail
gradesource = GradesourceSession(login, getpass('Password: '), courseID)
File "gradesourcesession.py", line 37, in __init__
self.email()
File "gradesourcesession.py", line 169, in email
tbody = nomnomsoup('td', text=re.compile("Secret*"))[0].parent.parent.parent.parent
IndexError: list index out of range
I'm fairly certain grades.csv is in the right format, it looks like (I just mangled the stuff before the @):
I just did a small test with this and got an error that I'm not sure how to interpret (I removed the ids in case they are sensitive information):
I'm fairly certain
grades.csv
is in the right format, it looks like (I just mangled the stuff before the @):Can you advise if I should expect this to still work with GradeSource as-is in 2017, and I'm doing something wrong?
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