Autograder

Autograder#

Parts of your work in the PAs will be automatically checked by an autograder. This means that after you push your work to GitHub, the autograder will check whether you have completed the tasks correctly. In this section we will explain how to check whether you passed the PA and what to do if you didn’t pass.

Task 1 Check that you passed the PA#

  1. Start in the home page of your PA 1.1 repository (should be taken there automatically after you submit the file).

  2. Click on the “Actions” tab near the top center of the page.

  3. If you recently pushed a commit you should see a yellow dot. This means your submission is being checked; it will change after the checking process is completed.

  4. If the dot turns green, you passed the PA. Probably it doesn’t turn green because you didn’t start the second part of this assignment.

    Passed PA

    If the dot turns red with an “x” it means your PA does not meet the requirements. If this happens, you can find more details by clicking on the workflow. Scroll down to see a summary of the checks and whether you passed those or not. If you failed the PA, you can fix the issues and re-upload the files. A new workflow will be re-run automatically, while old workflows will keep their red cross. You can do this as many times as you want. At some point after the course the repository will be made read-only to prevent endless rechecks.

    Failed PA

By Tom van Woudenberg, Delft University of Technology. CC BY 4.0, more info on the Credits page of Workbook.