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update docs (#25248)
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Steps to trigger course-wide re-grade
=====================================
1. Go to the Studio grading settings for the course,
for example https://studio.stage.edx.org/settings/grading/edX/DemoX/Demo_Course .
1. Go to LMS Django Admin and add an entry in ComputeGradesSetting, in the Grades section.
``/admin/grades/computegradessetting/``
(this requires the persistent_grades_admin role in app-permissions)
2. Make a trivial edit to one of the assignment type names. For example,
for an assignment type named "Homework", add a space to get "Homework ",
and then delete the space.
2. Put the course key of the course you wish to recompute into the ``course ids`` field.
You can enter multiple whitespace-separated keys. Save the model.
3.
Studio should now alert you that you've made changes;
click the "Save Changes" button at the bottom
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f
you
r screen
.
3.
Go to tools-edx-jenkins and navigate to Grading/(prod,stage)-edx-compute_grades
You must be a member of the jenkins-tools-grading-jobs github group to run the job,
o
r
you
can ask a member to run the job for you
.
4. Changing the grading policy of the course (even though you made no change of consequence)
will cause an asynchronous task called ``compute_all_grades_for_course`` to be enqueued.
This task re-computes grades for every graded subsection in the course, for every learner
in the course. This will also cause course grades to be re-computed for
every learner in the course. Note that, for the purpose of "throttling",
**there's a 1 hour delay between the enqueueing of this task and the actual
re-computation of grades.**
5. Exit Studio.
6. Ask an engineer to help you with the "Monitoring" section below.
4. The job will grab the most recent ComputeGradesSetting model and enqueue a task to recompute course grades for
the course(s) you specified in step 2.
What to do if grades are frozen
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