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895 filter course (data layer) - #1271
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a course–instructor–semester grade model and updates ChangesSemester grade aggregates
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GradeCSV
participant Command
participant Semester
participant CourseInstructorSemesterGrade
GradeCSV->>Command: Provide row with term
Command->>Semester: Resolve year and season
Semester-->>Command: Return matching semester ID
Command->>Command: Accumulate course, instructor, and semester grades
Command->>CourseInstructorSemesterGrade: Bulk-create semester aggregates
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new semester-specific grade table and loader work as described. However, a full reload now stops partway through if any CSV row refers to a semester that is not in the database. Because the existing grade data has already been deleted at that point, the site would show no grade data until an operator fixes the semester data and reruns the load. Make the reload validate its input first, or make it atomic, before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change remains within grade ingestion, with no identified new public read path. However, a full reload can now reject a missing semester after deleting all grade aggregates, and the three tables are not published atomically. This creates a database-wide grade-data recovery risk. Production command-access controls and rollout safeguards remain unverified. Retained concerns
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| if file[0] not in (".", "~") and ".csv" in file: | ||
| self.load_semester_file(file) | ||
| else: | ||
| # TODO: Implement semester-specific loading logic for CourseInstructorSemesterGrade |
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We only load all semesters at once so this isn't necessary (and the logic would be the same)
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We currently don't have the data for certain January / Summer sessions, so the loading would fail as currently written. Working on scraping that now. |
#1277 resolved this. |
| term_year, term_season = row["Term Desc"].split() | ||
| semester_id = self.semesters.get((int(term_year), term_season.upper())) | ||
| if semester_id is None: | ||
| raise ValueError( |
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The script should not completely stop mid-load if a grade data csv does not have corresponding course data from that semester
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Review comments at @tcf_website/management/commands/load_grades.py:
- Line 134: Update the ALL_DANGEROUS flow in the command’s handle method so it
validates the CSV files before deleting existing grades, then performs the
deletes and replacement loads within one atomic transaction. A validation or
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| # ALL_DANGEROUS removes all existing data | ||
| CourseGrade.objects.all().delete() | ||
| CourseInstructorGrade.objects.all().delete() | ||
| CourseInstructorSemesterGrade.objects.all().delete() |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep existing grades if a reload fails.
In ALL_DANGEROUS mode, these deletes complete before the command reads the CSV files. If a row has no matching Semester, the new check at Line 211 raises ValueError before load_dict_into_models runs. The command then leaves the existing grade tables empty under Django’s default autocommit behavior. Validate the files before deletion, and make the delete-and-replace operation atomic. (docs.djangoproject.com)
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Review comment at @tcf_website/management/commands/load_grades.py at line 134:
Update the ALL_DANGEROUS flow in the command’s handle method so it validates the
CSV files before deleting existing grades, then performs the deletes and
replacement loads within one atomic transaction. A validation or loading failure
must roll back the deletes and preserve the existing grade tables.
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GitHub Issues addressed
This PR addresses the data layer aspect of a solution intended for issue #895 Course Filtering. The actual dropdown functionality will come in a future PR.
We can make it just one PR, I just figured it would be easier to review this way. Let me know.
What I did
CourseInstructorSemesterGrademodel that stores grade distributions per course, instructor and semester. It mirrors the fields and patterns ofCourseInstructorGrade, plus asemesterforeign key.0030_courseinstructorsemestergrade.load_grades.pyto populate the new table alongside the existing two:Term Descand looks up the matchingSemester(cached once per run).ValueErrorif a term has noSemesterrow in the database.ALL_DANGEROUSnow clears the new table as well.clean()renamesTermDesctoTerm Desc, since2021_spring.csvuses that header.CourseGradeandCourseInstructorGradeare loaded the same way as before. Nothing reads the new table yet.Testing
load_gradestest classes intests/test_commands.py. They now create the semesters the test CSVs reference and check the new table's row count, course/instructor/semester, enrollment totals, grade distribution and average.load_grades ALL_DANGEROUSlocally against all 55 grade CSVs:CourseInstructorSemesterGraderows vs. 39,982CourseInstructorGraderowsSummary by CodeRabbit