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kindgi judging-queue

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Synopsis

Terminal window
kindgi judging-queue <command>
Signature

A project's To correct list — the runs a rule puts up for a person's correction, open or closed (list / dismiss / reopen).

Commands

Command Description
kindgi judging-queue list List the runs in the project’s To correct list, oldest first.
kindgi judging-queue dismiss Dismiss a queued run so it needs no correction; reopen undoes it.
kindgi judging-queue reopen Reopen a dismissed item, so it waits for a correction again.

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Synopsis

Terminal window
kindgi judging-queue list [--project=<id>] [--state=open|judged|dismissed|erased] [--agent=<id>] [--rule=<id>] [--class=<id>] [--for-me] [--added-after=<time>] [--closed-after=<time>] [--limit=<n>] [--cursor=<c>]
Signature

List the runs in the project’s To correct list, oldest first.

Options

Option Default Description
--added-after <value> none Only items queued after this time (an ISO 8601 time with a zone, or a date).
--agent <value> none Only runs of this agent.
--class <value> none Only items wanting this judge class.
--closed-after <value> none Only items closed after this time (an ISO 8601 time with a zone, or a date).
--cursor <value> none Resume after this cursor, from the previous page's nextCursor.
--for-me off Only items a correction of mine would close (any correction, or one of my classes).
--limit <value> 25 (at most 100) The most items to return; 0 for the total alone.
--project <value> the tenant's Default project The project whose queue to act on. Without it, the tenant's Default project.
--rule <value> none Only runs a given rule queued.
--state <value> none (every state) Only items in this state: open, judged, dismissed or erased.

Every command also takes the global flags.

Examples

List the runs waiting for a correction, as a table.

Terminal window
kindgi judging-queue list --state=open --table

List the open items one of your corrections would close.

Terminal window
kindgi judging-queue list --state=open --for-me

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Synopsis

Terminal window
kindgi judging-queue dismiss <run-id> [--project=<id>] [--reason=<text>]
Signature

Dismiss a queued run so it needs no correction; reopen undoes it.

Options

Option Default Description
--project <value> the tenant's Default project The project whose queue to act on. Without it, the tenant's Default project.
--reason <value> none Why, recorded with the item.

Every command also takes the global flags.

Examples

Dismiss a queued run that needs no correction.

Terminal window
kindgi judging-queue dismiss <run-id> --reason="not a refund"

See also

Synopsis

Terminal window
kindgi judging-queue reopen <run-id> [--project=<id>]
Signature

Reopen a dismissed item, so it waits for a correction again.

Options

Option Default Description
--project <value> the tenant's Default project The project whose queue to act on. Without it, the tenant's Default project.

Every command also takes the global flags.

Examples

Reopen a dismissed item so it waits for a correction again.

Terminal window
kindgi judging-queue reopen <run-id>

See also