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Problem with grader requirements #11
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Yeah I'm familiar with this problem and I think we need to fix the watcher, I discussed with Ned and DCS a while ago, let me revive that conversation. |
What is the actual exception? I noticed that |
I think that will likely turn into another issue after we get past this one that we may just be able to fix in the courseware. The particular class has extended gradelib.py in it's own repo and will stack dump with:
Is there anyway to allow it to have it's own version with xqueue-watcher or is the only way just to move those added functions into another module? Is there a way to have common modules for a course, or does it all have to be inline? I haven't looked too closely yet if it has changed any internal functions in greadelib over what xqwatcher provides to know if an override would be mandatory. The stack trace for the numpy issue though, which is more specifically what I'd like to address first is:
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hi i am trying to connect xqwatcher to xqueue , how can i create a queue for xqtwatcher? inside the xqueue.env.json? |
Hi I would like to revisit this issue. I am helping launch a course that also has common functionality that should be shared across graders as @carsongee describes. My current solution is to copy in a module to the clean directory where the submission code runs, but this is only possible with a custom |
I have a grader that needs additional libraries. They are installed no problem, but when the xqueuewatcher imp loads the grader it doesn't have that library: https://github.com/edx/xqueue-watcher/blob/master/xqueue_watcher/jailedgrader.py#L103
The relevant parts from the grader:
Should I just make a task in the ansible play to install all the individual coder requirements into the root processes' venv, or is there a better way?
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