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  1. On the web via Edit Evaluation Queue in Synapse.

  2. In the terminal via challengeutils' set-evaluation-quota:

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Example

The deadline date for the first round of a Challenge has been shifted from 12 January 2020 to 9 February 2021. The queues are currently implementing a "1 submission per day" limit, therefore, the Number of Rounds will need to be updated, NOT Round Duration.  This is because a "round" will need to stay as one day long (86400000 Epoch milliseconds), so that Synapse can enforce the Submission Limit of 1 per day.

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Web
To update the quota(s) on the web, go to the Synapse live site, then head to CHALLENGE tab.  Edit the evaluation queues as needed; in this case, there are three queues and they will all need to be updated.  There are 57 days between the start date (14 December 2020) and the new end date (9 February 2021), which can be translated as 57 "rounds".  And so, Number of Rounds will be increased to 57 rounds:

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Terminal

Updating with challengeutils' set-evaluation-quota is more or less the same (except round_duration must be given as Epoch milliseconds):

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Examples

  • A challenge has 4 rounds, each round has a limit of 3 submissions per submitter/team. To implement this quota, click Edit on the desired queue, click Add Round and input the Duration and Submission Limits.

  • A challenge lasts for 4 months with a daily submission limit of 3. To implement this quota, click Edit on the desired queue, click Add Round and input the Duration and click Advanced Limits to pick daily/weekly/monthly limits.

Web
To update the quota(s) on the web, go to the Synapse live site, then head to CHALLENGE tab.  Edit the evaluation queues as needed.

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Terminal

Coming Soon

Workflow Steps

For any changes to the infrastructure workflow steps and/or scripts involved with the workflow (e.g. run_docker.py), simply make the edits to the scripts, then push the changes.

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