A student got a message that stated there was an issue with code quality, and to go see a TA. With some intuition, I was able to fix the issue by removing java classes outside of the sources root.
I also have recently been working on upgrading the Java version we use to 25, which is the latest LTS. While doing so, I seem to have caused an issue with the code quality. There is no trace of what might be going wrong.
There needs to be at least logging to indicate what's the problem, if not more helpful messages than "go see a TA." Most of the TAs who would have an idea of what's going on are graduated, so it's important the autograder give hints for where to look.
A student got a message that stated there was an issue with code quality, and to go see a TA. With some intuition, I was able to fix the issue by removing java classes outside of the sources root.
I also have recently been working on upgrading the Java version we use to 25, which is the latest LTS. While doing so, I seem to have caused an issue with the code quality. There is no trace of what might be going wrong.
There needs to be at least logging to indicate what's the problem, if not more helpful messages than "go see a TA." Most of the TAs who would have an idea of what's going on are graduated, so it's important the autograder give hints for where to look.