Removing the ai step from staff debug, as well as exampl-based deadlines

apps/openassessment/workflow/api.py

@@ -387,6 +387,10 @@ def get_status_counts(course_id, item_id, steps):
         ]
 
     """
+    # The AI status exists for workflow logic, but no student will ever be in
+    # the AI status, so we should never return it.
+    statuses = steps + AssessmentWorkflow.STATUSES
+    if 'ai' in statuses: statuses.remove('ai')
     return [
         {
             "status": status,
@@ -396,7 +400,7 @@ def get_status_counts(course_id, item_id, steps):
                 item_id=item_id,
             ).count()
         }
-        for status in steps + AssessmentWorkflow.STATUSES
+        for status in statuses
     ]
 
 

apps/openassessment/workflow/test/test_api.py

@@ -197,17 +197,25 @@ class TestAssessmentWorkflowApi(CacheResetTest):
 
     def test_get_status_counts(self):
         # Initially, the counts should all be zero
-        counts = workflow_api.get_status_counts("test/1/1", "peer-problem", ["peer", "self"])
+        counts = workflow_api.get_status_counts(
+            "test/1/1",
+            "peer-problem",
+            ["ai", "training", "peer", "self"]
+        )
         self.assertEqual(counts, [
+            {"status": "training", "count": 0},
             {"status": "peer", "count": 0},
             {"status": "self", "count": 0},
             {"status": "waiting", "count": 0},
             {"status": "done", "count": 0},
         ])
 
+        self.assertFalse("ai" in [count['status'] for count in counts])
+
         # Create assessments with each status
         # We're going to cheat a little bit by using the model objects
         # directly, since the API does not provide access to the status directly.
+        self._create_workflow_with_status("user 1", "test/1/1", "peer-problem", "training")
         self._create_workflow_with_status("user 1", "test/1/1", "peer-problem", "peer")
         self._create_workflow_with_status("user 2", "test/1/1", "peer-problem", "self")
         self._create_workflow_with_status("user 3", "test/1/1", "peer-problem", "self")
@@ -220,24 +228,39 @@ class TestAssessmentWorkflowApi(CacheResetTest):
         self._create_workflow_with_status("user 10", "test/1/1", "peer-problem", "done")
 
         # Now the counts should be updated
-        counts = workflow_api.get_status_counts("test/1/1", "peer-problem", ["peer", "self"])
+        counts = workflow_api.get_status_counts(
+            "test/1/1",
+            "peer-problem",
+            ["ai", "training", "peer", "self"]
+        )
         self.assertEqual(counts, [
+            {"status": "training", "count": 1},
             {"status": "peer", "count": 1},
             {"status": "self", "count": 2},
             {"status": "waiting", "count": 3},
             {"status": "done", "count": 4},
         ])
 
+        self.assertFalse("ai" in [count['status'] for count in counts])
+
         # Create a workflow in a different course, same user and item
         # Counts should be the same
         self._create_workflow_with_status("user 1", "other_course", "peer-problem", "peer")
-        updated_counts = workflow_api.get_status_counts("test/1/1", "peer-problem", ["peer", "self"])
+        updated_counts = workflow_api.get_status_counts(
+            "test/1/1",
+            "peer-problem",
+            ["ai", "training", "peer", "self"]
+        )
         self.assertEqual(counts, updated_counts)
 
         # Create a workflow in the same course, different item
         # Counts should be the same
         self._create_workflow_with_status("user 1", "test/1/1", "other problem", "peer")
-        updated_counts = workflow_api.get_status_counts("test/1/1", "peer-problem", ["peer", "self"])
+        updated_counts = workflow_api.get_status_counts(
+            "test/1/1",
+            "peer-problem",
+            ["ai", "training", "peer", "self"]
+        )
         self.assertEqual(counts, updated_counts)
 
     def _create_workflow_with_status(self, student_id, course_id, item_id, status, answer="answer"):

apps/openassessment/xblock/staff_info_mixin.py

@@ -68,6 +68,9 @@ class StaffInfoMixin(object):
         steps = ['submission'] + self.assessment_steps
         for step in steps:
 
+            if step == 'example-based-assessment':
+                continue
+
             # Get the dates as a student would see them
             __, __, start_date, due_date = self.is_closed(step=step, course_staff=False)
 

apps/openassessment/xblock/test/data/staff_dates_scenario.xml

@@ -84,6 +84,14 @@
         </criterion>
     </rubric>
     <assessments>
+        <assessment name="example-based-assessment" algorithm_id="fake">
+            <example>
+                <answer>Example Answer One</answer>
+                <select criterion="Form" option="Reddit" />
+                <select criterion="Clear-headed" option="Yogi Berra" />
+                <select criterion="Concise" option="HP Lovecraft" />
+            </example>
+        </assessment>
         <assessment name="peer-assessment" must_grade="5" must_be_graded_by="3" start="2015-01-02" due="2015-04-01"/>
         <assessment name="self-assessment" start="2016-01-02" due="2016-04-01"/>
     </assessments>

apps/openassessment/xblock/test/test_staff_info.py

@@ -147,17 +147,21 @@ class TestCourseStaff(XBlockHandlerTestCase):
 
         # Verify that we can render without error
         resp = self.request(xblock, 'render_staff_info', json.dumps({}))
-        self.assertIn("course staff information", resp.decode('utf-8').lower())
+        decoded_response = resp.decode('utf-8').lower()
+        self.assertIn("course staff information", decoded_response)
 
+        # Confirm example-based-assessment does not show up; it is not date
+        # driven so its start / due dates are not relevant
+        self.assertNotIn("example-based-assessment", decoded_response)
         # Check all release dates.
-        self.assertIn("march 1, 2014", resp.decode('utf-8').lower())
-        self.assertIn("jan. 2, 2015", resp.decode('utf-8').lower())
-        self.assertIn("jan. 2, 2016", resp.decode('utf-8').lower())
+        self.assertIn("march 1, 2014", decoded_response)
+        self.assertIn("jan. 2, 2015", decoded_response)
+        self.assertIn("jan. 2, 2016", decoded_response)
 
         # Check all due dates.
-        self.assertIn("april 1, 2014", resp.decode('utf-8').lower())
-        self.assertIn("april 1, 2015", resp.decode('utf-8').lower())
-        self.assertIn("april 1, 2016", resp.decode('utf-8').lower())
+        self.assertIn("april 1, 2014", decoded_response)
+        self.assertIn("april 1, 2015", decoded_response)
+        self.assertIn("april 1, 2016", decoded_response)
 
     @scenario('data/basic_scenario.xml', user_id='Bob')
     def test_staff_debug_dates_distant_past_and_future(self, xblock):