The GitHub Actions autograder bot will automatically create a GitHub Issue to indicate your homework code satisfies the homework requirements. You must submit the link to this issue on Canvas. See below for details.

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Requirements

There are generally 2 types of homework assignments:

• Homework Tests: These assignments require you to pass several JUnit software tests when run on GitHub Actions to earn credit. Visit Homework Testing for details.
• Homework Review: These assignments require you to attend a code review with the instructor or teacher assistant for your homework code. Visit Homework Review for details.

Visit the assignment writeup for more specifics. For example, visit the Homework v1.0 Tests writeup for the software tests that must pass on GitHub Actions to earn credit for that assignment.

Issue Creation

Once the autograder bot is able to verify you are meeting the assignment requirements, it will automatically create a GitHub Issue with the necessary information. You can find a link to this issue in the GitHub Action summary and annotations.

• View example screenshots

If an issue is already created, it will provide a link to that issue instead of creating a duplicate. If that issue has incorrect information, reach out on Piazza to the “Instructors” group for help.

The bot will also indicate whether the submission will be on-time or late, assuming you immediately submit the link in Canvas.

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Link Submission

Once the issue is created, the autograder will give you next steps to receive credit for your submission. Those include:

1. Verify you are meeting the prerequisites listed (if there are any).