| Persist the submission times in the Student's XML file. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Refactored code in XmlStudentParse to make it easier to work with. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Broke up a big method in XmlDumper to make it easier to work with. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Added (currently failing) tests that validates that an assignment's submission time is persisted in the Student's XML. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Address issue #36 by noting the time the project was submitted in the grade book. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Use java.time.LocalDateTime to represent assignment submission dates. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Write a (now failing) test for issue #36 that tests that the submission time of a project is recorded in the grade book. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Merge pull request #95 from DavidWhitlock/issue-52-student-id-different-in-submission |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Refactored implementation to use fewer Streams and Lambdas. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Test that a SubmissionException is thrown when the student information in the submission matches no student in the grade book. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| When looking for which student submitted a project, match based on email address. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Cleaned up tests some more. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| When looking for students who submitting a project, match using the nick name and last name. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Refactored test to make it easier to add more tests. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| To address issue #52, if a student submits a project under a different student id than the one that he/she used when filling out the Survey, then the submissions processor will consider the student's full name (first and last) when looking for the student in the grade book. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Changed the signature of getStudent(id) in GradeBook to return an Optional<Student>. This had a number of ripples in the codebase. I also added a Stream<Student> API to GradeBook to make it easier to iterate over the students in a GradeBook (which was one of the primary uses of getStudent(id)). I resisted the urge to do further cleanup in some of these ancient classes. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Added a test for issue #52 that currently fails. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Merge pull request #94 from DavidWhitlock/issue-50-print-survey-comments |
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almost 12 years ago
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| To address issue #50, any notes about a Student are printed out when the student's survey results are imported into the grade book. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Log a message stating that the Survey email was sent. Otherwise, the student doesn't know what happens when the program finishes. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| To address issue #50, add the answers to the "What would you like to learn?" and "What else would you like to tell me?" question as "notes" on the Student created by the Survey program. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| More refactoring to make the main method smaller. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Use method references to clean up the amount of code it takes to configure the Student object created by the Survey program. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Broke up a huge main method into smaller methods to make this code easier to work with. Also got rid of the IntelliJ warnings. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Added a -debug flag to increase the amount of logging by the GraderTools application. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Fix problem with logback.xml that was causing a bunch of boilerplate info- and warning-level messages to be printed when the program starts up. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Use logback and sl4j for logging because I kept getting ClassNotFoundExceptions when using Java Util Logging. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Adjust logging levels so that fewer messages are issued. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Configure the JUL Loggers to only print out the level name. |
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almost 12 years ago
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| Use Java Util Logging for debug-level messages so that we can turn it down later. |
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almost 12 years ago
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