@replit Just tested this with a classroom, with all assignments having exported as "projects." The https://t.co/zW58GrLiEQ file migration appears to be a bit buggy; you may want to examine that one. But most important: where are the test cases and unit tests? Should they have migrated?
@replit@replit Any update? Guessing your classroom users are to the tune of hundreds of thousands of users (if not millions)...that's assignments, due dates, and more, all on hold. We know y'all are working hard; updates would be appreciated.
@BradWray@replit We *love* @replit, and would have happily paid a price hike to maintain the status quo. I have hundreds of auto-graded problems in Classrooms and am envisioning a disastrous scenario of manual porting these problems to Teams and recreating autograders with the new system...yikes!
@BradWray@replit Waiting on this same answer too Brad. I have three courses, all with 20 students or less, and would find it unsustainable to pay for 3 teams at the current pricing model...especially when one larger team of 500 students is just fine. My hope is they continue to tweak the pricing.
@replit ...but what about smaller institutions. I use Classroom for 3 courses, each with 20 students. So we'd have to pay $105/month for those 3 "Teams", but one LARGE team with 400 or 500 students is $35 ??? Did I interpret that correctly?
@replit I did fill out the survey. Your current structure is great for larger institutions...I had upwards of 400 students in one section at UCF...but...
@PFF_Steve @TheBigBengal@NFL@PFF Steve, please help us understand how Brees' torching of the highly-vaunted Redskins defense equates to "horrible defense." When Brady makes a top defense look inept, will you call it "horrible defense" or will you be leading the Brady fanboy train? Why the disrespect to Brees?