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Results could not be rescored, nothing recorded what a grade's evidence came from, and each consumer read a bare list of reports. grade and run now write one versioned grading record to --output. It holds the evidence: case results with fault and cause, matching decisions, per-student submission fingerprints (attempt and SHA-256 of each file and archive), and the test bundle's version (spec digests, hashes of every teacher file a spec reads, seeds, answer checksums, a digest link to the frozen inputs). It also holds append-only score revisions, each with its policy and checksum. Bare result lists from earlier builds, and older databases, are refused rather than reinterpreted.

scriptmark rescore <record> [--assignment X] scores the saved evidence under the current [[items]]/[grading] as a new revision and prints whose grade changed. Earlier revisions are kept, and nothing runs (tests run it with an empty PATH). It refuses evidence that no longer describes the batch: changed specs or teacher files, submissions, [matching] rules or decisions, Canvas ids or attempt policy. The assignment name is a label, so declaring assignment.toml after grading with derived items still rescores.

summarize, report, export (new), grades-push and db save (new) read a named revision; the latest by default. grades-push needs --revision once there are several, and refuses Canvas ids that differ from the record's. Database schema 2 makes each session one revision of one evidence: idempotent, transactional, and stored with the record's names and Canvas ids. Python gains output=, load_record() and rescore(); return types are unchanged. Paths are absolutized at the CLI and Python boundaries. A record holding rescored revisions is replaced by grade/run/match only with --force (long form only; there is no -f).

Includes examples/bundles/rescoring (assignment.toml → regrade.toml). The teacher contract, matching guide and P-678 plan record are on the notes branch (e8b9ff5), which also picks up the owner's b664011; the stale MIGRATION.md links are dropped.

Behaviour changes: result files are records, the only JSON output; grade --format is gone (--archive always writes its CSV tables); run output is sorted by student id; file paths in results are absolute; DB v1 files are refused.

Not here: the write-side --db default from the P-678 thread; defaulting push flags from the record and push receipts (P-680). The stale-archive-extraction bug the tests exposed is P-868.

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  • cargo test --workspace (PYO3_PYTHON=python3.13): 408 tests passed (379 before), including a hand-built Canvas bundle rescore.
  • cargo fmt --all --check, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings, git diff --check, Ruff and ty passed.
  • A maturin-built Python 3.13 extension exercised grade(output=), load_record, rescore and its refusals.
  • Two read-only multi-agent reviews (design: 3 lenses; implementation: 5 lenses, each finding checked by two refuters); every confirmed finding is fixed in 8e85e5e/303afe0; --force added in 2912e6f; --format removed after it.

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  • New Features

    • Save grading evidence and score revisions in records; test runs can be saved unscored and graded later.
    • Rescore saved evidence under a different grading policy without rerunning tests. Changes to submissions, tests, or matching settings are checked before rescoring, and score differences are displayed.
    • Select a revision when summarizing, exporting, reporting, saving results, or pushing grades to Canvas. Canvas pushes require a revision when multiple are available.
    • Python users can save records, load a selected revision, and rescore records.
    • Session listings show revision and evidence details.
    • Records with multiple revisions cannot be replaced unless forced.
  • Documentation

    • Added CLI and Python examples for saving, loading, and rescoring grading records.

Acture added 4 commits October 3, 2026 00:52
grade and run write one versioned grading record to --output: the evidence
(case results, matching decisions, submission and test-bundle fingerprints)
and append-only score revisions. rescore adds a revision from that evidence
without running anything, and refuses evidence whose tests, submissions,
matching or assignment changed. summarize, report, export, grades-push, the
database (schema v2) and the Python API read a named revision.
The assignment name is a label, so declaring assignment.toml after grading
with derived items still rescores; Canvas ids and the attempt policy stay
part of the evidence. Database sessions keep each revision's checksum and
refuse a diverged copy's revision under the same number. --format is
validated before anything runs, a non-UTF-8 path is refused before the run
instead of panicking after it, and a Finder .DS_Store in a data directory
is not fingerprinted. Tests cover the Canvas bundle path, a replaced archive
behind a stale extraction, attempt policy, re-matched files and a session
that fails part way.
db save <record> [--revision N] stores a revision as a session after the
fact, so the database, like summarize, export and grades-push, can take a
named revision rather than only the one grade or rescore just made.
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The change adds versioned grading records that capture input evidence and append score revisions. CLI and Python workflows create, load, and rescore records. CLI consumers and SQLite sessions can select and retain revisions.

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Grading Records and Revisions

Layer / File(s) Summary
Evidence and revision model
crates/scriptmark/src/record.rs, crates/scriptmark/src/models/result.rs, crates/scriptmark/src/matching.rs, crates/scriptmark/src/runner/*, crates/scriptmark/src/lib.rs
The public record model stores evidence fingerprints and checksummed score revisions. Rescore checks compare current tests, matching, students, and submissions with recorded evidence.
CLI record workflows and consumers
crates/scriptmark/src/main.rs, crates/scriptmark/src/display.rs, crates/scriptmark/src/export.rs, crates/scriptmark/tests/record.rs, crates/scriptmark/tests/examples.rs, crates/scriptmark/tests/input_equivalence.rs, crates/scriptmark/tests/matching.rs, examples/bundles/rescoring/*, README.md, CLAUDE.md
The CLI writes scored or unscored records, verifies evidence before rescoring, and supports revision selection for summaries, exports, reports, Canvas pushes, archives, and database saves. Tests and examples cover these flows. Documentation adds CLI and rescore examples.
Database revision storage and history
crates/scriptmark/src/db/*, crates/scriptmark/src/tui/ui.rs
SQLite sessions store evidence, revision, bundle, checksum, and grading policy. The save flow rejects unscored reports and conflicting checksums. Session and history views display revision and evidence identifiers.
Python record API
crates/scriptmark-py/src/lib.rs, python/scriptmark/__init__.py, README.md
Python run and grade accept an output path. load_record returns reports for a selected revision, and rescore validates local inputs before appending a revision.

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Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant cmd_rescore
  participant prepare_batch
  participant Record
  participant save_to_db
  cmd_rescore->>Record: Load saved record
  cmd_rescore->>prepare_batch: Prepare inputs for verification
  prepare_batch-->>cmd_rescore: Return current assignment, tests, and submissions
  cmd_rescore->>Record: Check inputs against recorded evidence
  cmd_rescore->>Record: Append score revision and write record
  cmd_rescore->>save_to_db: Optionally save selected revision
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Exporting grades to the same path as the grading record destroys the record and all of its score revisions. Saving a revision to the database fails if the original roster file has moved or been deleted. Archive CSVs can carry spreadsheet formulas from student output. Address these before merging. The remaining documentation and Python force-warning concerns are minor.

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Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 6b51d

Evidence validation and destination checks strengthen grading safeguards. However, concurrent writes can silently discard grade revisions, undermining audit history and rollback. CSV archives also retain a spreadsheet-formula risk that requires a recipient to open attacker-influenced results in a formula-evaluating application.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · inferred: The append-only history and protected-replacement guarantees are not enforced across concurrent writers. Two rescore processes can load the same record, independently create the same next revision number, and both report success while the last replacement discards the other revision. A grade process can also pass its initial replacement check before a rescore adds protected history, then overwrite that history without a new check. This requires overlapping callers with write access to the same record, but compromises grade provenance and reliable rollback; subsequent checksum verification does not detect the discarded history.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — A student can influence captured output in their grading evidence and its case CSV cells. Spreadsheet consequences depend on a recipient opening that generated archive with formula evaluation enabled. The concurrent-history failure instead requires overlapping writers authorized to modify the same record and can affect that record's batch-wide revisions and downstream views. These paths do not establish cross-course or infrastructure compromise.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • observed — The retained low-severity finding traces student script stdout into CaseResult.actual and then an archive CSV cell without formula neutralization. CSV quoting protects row and delimiter structure, not spreadsheet interpretation. The available master snapshot already contains the unneutralized actual-cell sink and defaults archives to CSV; this supports a pre-existing export condition, but exact PR-base attribution of the complete stdout path remains unresolved.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Record loading validates evidence consistency, student uniqueness and ordering, revision numbering, revision/evidence binding, checksums, and exact student coverage. Rescoring additionally checks current batch inputs before appending. These controls validate the persisted contract; they do not establish deployment-level authorization for whoever can replace the record file.
  • observed — The new grade-table archive and standalone export include student identity, Canvas user IDs, and grade fields. These are intentional local outputs, but broaden the sensitive data carried by exported files; recipient access controls and distribution practices were not established.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — Atomic file replacement contains partial-write failures, while database transactions and uniqueness constraints contain partial sessions and conflicting revision identities. These safeguards do not serialize the shared record lifecycle: a checksum-valid winning file can omit another successful writer's revision, weakening audit and rollback guarantees.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Serialize writers or use a conditional commit against the loaded record version. Enforce protected-replacement checks at commit time across CLI and Python paths, rejecting stale writers rather than silently discarding revisions.
  • proposed — Apply a documented spreadsheet-safe text policy to attacker-influenced CSV cells, covering case archives and grade-table exports while preserving the original evidence in the grading record.
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# title case is worth more. Only [[items]] and [grading] may differ from assignment.toml;
# a changed name, attempt policy or [matching] rule is a different batch, graded afresh.

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove "name" from the list of fields that force a new grading.

The comment says that a changed assignment name is a different batch that must be graded afresh. The code does not work that way. Record::check in crates/scriptmark/src/record.rs (Lines 407-418) treats the name as a label. It compares only the Canvas ids. The test the_assignment_name_is_a_label_so_declaring_items_later_rescores checks that a rescore under a new name succeeds. The commit messages also state that "assignment names are labels".

Teachers copy example files. This comment tells them that a rename is refused, which is false. It also leaves out the Canvas ids, which are refused.

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 # The same assignment under another policy: counting words is now all or nothing, and the
 # title case is worth more. Only [[items]] and [grading] may differ from assignment.toml;
-# a changed name, attempt policy or [matching] rule is a different batch, graded afresh.
+# changed Canvas ids, attempt policy or [matching] rules make a different batch, graded
+# afresh. The name is only a label.
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# title case is worth more. Only [[items]] and [grading] may differ from assignment.toml;
# a changed name, attempt policy or [matching] rule is a different batch, graded afresh.
# title case is worth more. Only [[items]] and [grading] may differ from assignment.toml;
# changed Canvas ids, attempt policy or [matching] rules make a different batch, graded
# afresh. The name is only a label.
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Acture added 2 commits October 3, 2026 03:45
grade, run and match refused to write over such a record with no way past
but moving it. --force now grades afresh and replaces it once the run
succeeds, saying what it discards; Python's grade/run take force=True. It
is long-only, and --format gives up its -f, so -f means nothing and cannot
be typed by accident. --fresh still only replaces frozen inputs.

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Comment on lines +318 to +326
/// Refuse to write a record over one holding rescored revisions, before anything runs,
/// unless `force` says to discard them.
fn check_output(output: Option<&str>, force: bool) -> PyResult<()> {
match output.map(|path| record::check_replaceable(Path::new(path))) {
Some(Err(why)) if !force => Err(value_error(format!(
"{why}: move it aside, write elsewhere, or pass force=True to discard them"
))),
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Report what force=True discards.

The CLI check_output prints a note when --force overrides the refusal. The commit message says the replacement "reports what is discarded". In the Python check_output, the Some(Err(why)) case with force set falls into _ => Ok(()). The function drops why without reporting it. As a result, a Python caller loses rescored revisions and gets no signal. Emit a Python warning when force overrides the refusal.

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 	match output.map(|path| record::check_replaceable(Path::new(path))) {
 		Some(Err(why)) if !force => Err(value_error(format!(
 			"{why}: move it aside, write elsewhere, or pass force=True to discard them"
 		))),
+		Some(Err(why)) => {
+			Python::with_gil(|py| {
+				PyErr::warn(
+					py,
+					&py.get_type::<pyo3::exceptions::PyUserWarning>(),
+					&std::ffi::CString::new(format!("{why}; force=True replaces it once this run succeeds")).unwrap_or_default(),
+					1,
+				)
+			})?;
+			Ok(())
+		}
 		_ => Ok(()),
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Acture added 2 commits October 3, 2026 23:04
--format json only copied the record --output already holds, and an
unknown format failed after the whole class had run. --archive now always
writes its CSV tables (per case, per student) beside the frozen inputs.

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🟠 Major · Save the recorded revision without requiring the original roster file. · main.rs:1603

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Save the recorded revision without requiring the original roster file.

If a grading record was made with --roster and that CSV is later moved or deleted, db save fails here even though the selected revision has loaded. save_to_db already accepts None for the roster. Do not make this record consumer depend on the continued presence of an input file; use saved identity data, or make roster import optional.

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Review comment at @crates/scriptmark/src/main.rs at line 1603:
Update the record consumer around load_roster so saving a selected revision does
not require the original roster file to exist. Make roster import optional and
pass None to save_to_db when the file is unavailable, while preserving roster
data when it can be loaded.
🟠 Major · Reject an export path that names the input record. · main.rs:1221

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Reject an export path that names the input record.

If --output names args.results, File::create truncates the loaded record and replaces every saved revision with CSV. Compare the existing file paths before creating the output. Reject a path that resolves to the input record.

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Review comment at @crates/scriptmark/src/main.rs at line 1221:
Before `std::fs::File::create`, compare the resolved `args.output` path with
`args.results` and reject the export if they refer to the same file, preserving
the input record.

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- Line 961: Before writing archive CSV fields, prefix values beginning with =,
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CSV-writing flow and to report.student_name; leave other values unchanged.

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- Line 1603: Update the record consumer around load_roster so saving a selected
revision does not require the original roster file to exist. Make roster import
optional and pass None to save_to_db when the file is unavailable, while
preserving roster data when it can be loaded.
- Line 1221: Before `std::fs::File::create`, compare the resolved `args.output`
path with `args.results` and reject the export if they refer to the same file,
preserving the input record.

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&test_result.item_id,
&case.case_name,
&format!("{:?}", case.status),
case.actual.as_deref().unwrap_or(""),

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#!/bin/bash
rg -n -C 4 --glob '*.rs' 'actual:|actual =|student_name:|student_name =|write_grades_csv' crates/scriptmark

Repository: Acture/scriptmark

Length of output: 16643


Injection

Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-1236 — Improper Neutralization of Formula Elements in a CSV File ('CSV Injection')

Neutralize formula-leading text before writing the archive CSV. A student’s captured output can become case.actual unchanged. Prefix values that start with =, +, -, or @ with an apostrophe before writing them. Apply the same treatment to report.student_name.

Neutralize formula-leading actual values
-						case.actual.as_deref().unwrap_or(""),
+						neutralize_spreadsheet_formula(case.actual.as_deref().unwrap_or("")).as_str(),
fn neutralize_spreadsheet_formula(value: &str) -> String {
	if matches!(value.chars().next(), Some('=' | '+' | '-' | '@')) {
		format!("'{value}")
	} else {
		value.to_owned()
	}
}

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Review comment at @crates/scriptmark/src/main.rs at line 961:
Before writing archive CSV fields, prefix values beginning with =, +, -, or @
with an apostrophe. Apply this to the value from case.actual in the CSV-writing
flow and to report.student_name; leave other values unchanged.

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Acture merged commit b3dda0b into master Oct 3, 2026
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