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feat: local XLSX/CSV rosters and explicit submission lists (OSS-155) - #14
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds assignment-configured local submission paths, CSV/XLSX roster tables, and explicit student-to-file manifests. CLI commands resolve these inputs, report validation diagnostics, and use recorded roster data when saving grading revisions. ChangesLocal input and roster handling
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as prepare_batch
participant Config as Config.resolve
participant Table as table.load
participant Discovery as load_local_input
CLI->>Config: Resolve paths, roster, and matching configuration
Config->>Table: Load configured roster table
Table-->>Config: Return roster and diagnostics
Config-->>CLI: Return resolved paths and roster
CLI->>Discovery: Load resolved submission paths
Discovery-->>CLI: Return discovered local input
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A narrow manifest configuration can produce an incomplete grading record instead of failing. Reject extraction-directory failures before merging, or accept this bounded risk with a follow-up. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Roster validation and recorded identities improve grading consistency. However, explicitly selected inputs can overlap archive extraction locations, potentially losing submissions or producing incomplete grades. This is a local, configuration-dependent risk, not an established remote compromise. Retained concerns
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Review of the local-import branch found inputs that were refused, misread or dropped without a trace: - Blank roster rows (Excel's `,,` export, empty separator rows) are skipped instead of refusing the whole run; a table with no usable student row is an error located to its file and sheet. - `summarize --roster` and `db import-roster` read tables through the same `[input.roster]` layout via `--assignment`, print diagnostics with their severity and refuse a roster with errors instead of naming nobody. - Explicitly listed files are never skipped as noise, and matching rules see only their file name, not the directories above them (a level-0 directory rule keyed explicit files as `local:/`). - DB saves import the identities frozen in the record for grade, rescore and db save alike, and a missing name no longer erases a stored one. - Header/mapping errors use the `file [sheet]:row` location; each repeated roster row is located; an unreadable `input.submissions` entry names assignment.toml; `.xlsm` opens as a workbook, `.xls`/`.ods` get a clear message and other names are read as CSV as before.
…iles (OSS-155) `summarize`/`db import-roster` with a manifest assignment rejected even an explicitly given roster file; only a missing path is refused now. Explicit files bypassing the noise filter and seeing rules by file name alone are now documented in the README, the example and the notes.
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- Around line 69-76: Update extraction-directory preparation failure handling in
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CLAUDE.mdREADME.mdexamples/bundles/local_import/README.mdexamples/bundles/local_import/assignment.tomlexamples/bundles/local_import/manifest.tomlexamples/bundles/local_import/submissions/001_work.pyexamples/bundles/local_import/submissions/002_work.pyexamples/bundles/local_import/tests/double.tomlnotessrc/cli/Cargo.tomlsrc/cli/src/db/roster.rssrc/cli/src/main.rssrc/cli/tests/local_import.rssrc/core/Cargo.tomlsrc/core/src/assignment.rssrc/core/src/discovery.rssrc/core/src/input/local.rssrc/core/src/input/mod.rssrc/core/src/input/table.rssrc/core/src/models/config.rssrc/core/src/models/submission.rssrc/core/src/record.rssrc/core/src/roster.rs
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…OSS-155) A read-only submission directory, or a file in the way of the extraction directory, was only a warning: the archive's owner was graded as having submitted nothing, which `missing = "zero"` turns into a zero for an environment fault. Preparing the extraction directory now fails as an error, so grading stops; a corrupt archive stays a warning against its owner.
Before this change, a teacher without Canvas could only pass a roster as a CSV whose columns sat at fixed positions. Now
assignment.toml [input]describes a local class in one of two ways:sheet,header_rowand acolumnsmapping by exact heading or one-based column number.[[input.students]]gives each student ID, an optional name and the exact files or archives.Both modes produce the same input model as Canvas and go through the same ownership/item matcher.
grade,runandmatchresolve the same input.rescorerebuilds it from the recorded assignment file. Configured paths are relative to the assignment file, and CLI paths and--rosteroverride them in table mode. Student IDs stay text, so001keeps its zeros. A numeric Excel ID cell is refused because its zeros cannot be recovered. Every unusable row, duplicate ID and bad path is reported againstfile [sheet]:row.examples/bundles/local_importgrades the same three students through the CSV mapping and through the explicit list.Consequences before merging
,,, empty separator rows) are skipped.summarize --rosteranddb import-rosterread tables through the same mapping via--assignment. They print diagnostics with their real severity and refuse a roster with errors; before, they silently named nobody or imported 0 students. The positional roster ofdb import-rosteris optional when--assignmentgives a path.grade --db,rescore --dbanddb saveall import the identities frozen in the record, never the table as it is now. A missing name no longer erases a stored one (COALESCE, as forcanvas_id), sodb import-rostercannot blank a stored name either..*,__*). Student rules see only its file name, never the directories above it.load_rosterreturnsanyhow::Result;RosterErrorandDiscoveryError::NotADirectoryare gone..xlsx/.xlsmopen as workbooks, and.xls/.odsget a "save as .xlsx or .csv" message. Every other name is read as CSV, as before.--canvastogether with an assignment that has[input]is refused. A diagnostic'sDisplaynow starts with its location.[input], so the export Info sheet shows them empty. That changes the record format: OSS-333.Review
The first commit was reviewed by 8 lens-specific finders. Each deduplicated finding then went to three verifiers with different lenses (code path, intent, impact), and a completeness critic followed. 13 of 21 findings held;
63f871cfixes 12 of them, and the 13th is OSS-333. A probe found one more: blank rows refused grading. It is fixed in the same commit, and it shows as refuted in the review output only because the fix landed while the verifiers were reading. A second pass over the fix commit, 4 reviewers with 2 skeptics each, confirmed nothing. Two of its contested points are fixed in089c362: a roster file given beside an explicit list is read, and the explicit-file rules are documented.Tests
tests/local_import.rsimports one class through CSV, XLSX and the explicit list. It checks that identities, files and non-submitters are equal across the three, then runs grade, export, rescore anddb saveon each. New cases cover:summarize/import-rosterwith and without the mapping__main__.py, and a level-0 directory rule on an explicit file (the old code keyed itlocal:/)input.submissionsentryEach new test was checked against the old code with its fix reverted. Roster unit tests cover repeat locations, the empty-roster error, and extension handling.
cargo test --workspace: 442 passed, including the Canvas wiremock tests.cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningsandcargo fmt --checkare clean. The local-import example and the commands its README adds were run from the repository root.Notes:
notes/docs/matching.md, published in785624f; the pointer here is785624f.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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