Recalculating only single users test results on Manual Scoring by Participant. #7504
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Only recalculate the solutions for the one user you are currently editing.
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Thank you for providing this PR! A brief update: We're discussing this right now and need to look into the code a bit further. With https://docu.ilias.de/goto_docu_wiki_wpage_7748_1357.html the feature was retired for ILIAS 9 and onward, but we're currently looking into ILIAS 8 about this, as the feature wiki notes the removal for that version already. |
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Currently when you are manually scoring by user in a test currently the system goes through every other user's tests (and all of their passes of the test) and also manually re-scores them even though nothing has changed.
This normally isn't an issue, however we've noticed huge performance issues on larger tests with lots of participants (150 questions, 80 participants)
This change will only recalculate the solutions for the user you are modifying, this brings down processing time significantly.