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The main problem as stated in the problem statement is that .last() does not exist for the array. This method was used to identify the last element in the array of elements. This was solved by identifying the last element as the (array.length - 1)th element of the array. | The main problem as stated in the problem statement is that .last() does not exist for the array. This method was used to identify the last element in the array of elements. This was solved by identifying the last element as the (array.length - 1)th element of the array. | ||
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E1778 OSS project Purple: UI fixes for assignment creation
This page provides the documentation of the UI fixes for assignment creation in Expertiza.
Problem Statement
Expertiza allows the instructor to enable and disable different features to be used in an assignment. Some of these setting e.g., allow peer review to be done in iterations, allow third party to assess the quality of the peer feedback, can be changed from manage>assignment and click on edit icon. Some of the UI to enable and disable these features were broken and the aim of this project was to fix the following issues.
The following issues were fixed in this project:
- Issue #972: While editing an assignment, changing the number of review rounds doesn't work in Expertiza.
- Issue #961: Once an assignment is duplicated from another assignment with metareview enabled, metareview deadline cannot be disabled.
Issue Fix
Issue #972
Initial Approach
The main problem as stated in the problem statement is that .last() does not exist for the array. This method was used to identify the last element in the array of elements. This was solved by identifying the last element as the (array.length - 1)th element of the array.