[Documentation:Submission] Student Version Conflict (#630)

Adds a version conflict info for the student.

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Co-authored-by: Barb Cutler <Barb Cutler>

Author: williamschen23

_docs/grader/grader_version_conflict.md

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+---
+category: Grader
+title: Resolving a Version Conflict
+---
+
+Submitty supports multiple submissions before the due date.  Every
+submission by the student is stored permanently and tagged with a
+version number and timestamp.  Automated grading runs on each
+submission, and we store all submissions. Teaching staff can review
+details of every submission and its autograding results.  
+*See also:*  [Student Interface for Managing Submission Version](/student/submission/managing_versions)
+
+After the deadline, manual/TA grading
+opens, and the TA/instructor grades the currently selected submission version.
+When the grader marks / scores a rubric component, the currently selected submission version is stored in the database. 
+If the student makes a new submission or changes their active version
+during manual grading or after manual grading has completed,
+this mismatch will cause confusion and conflicts.  
+*See also:* [Student Interface for Submission Version Conflict](/student/submission/submission_version_conflict)
+
+
+## Reverting a Student's Submission Version
+
+From the "Student Info" panel of the grading interface, the grader can
+review the different submission versions and change which version is
+selected for grading.
+
+*TODO: Insert image of the Student Info panel showing the submission version dropdown menu*
+
+***NOTE**: The grader should exercise caution when using this option,
+either to correct a student's obvious submission version error or
+apply course administration policies.*
+
+
+## Using the "Clear Version Conflicts" Button
+
+Alternately, if the student was allowed by the course instructor to
+make a new submission or modify which submission version is used for
+grading, then the grader should review the submitted materials and
+either verify that the manual grading score and comments are still
+appropriate for the modified submission version OR the grader should
+*regrade* the entire assignment and update the score and comments as
+appropriate.
+
+In the grading interface, there is a "Clear Version Conflicts" button
+that will update the submission version stored in the database for
+each component of the rubric and resolve this issue. It can be found
+through navigating to a student gradeable that has a version conflict,
+opening rubric, and the button appears along the top right of the
+grading rubric page. If there are comments from previous versions, red
+text can be seen at the header of each component within the
+gradeable. Once clicked, on that gradeable there is a blue button to
+choose to save and resolve version conflicts, or a white button to
+discard. The message can also be updated, then saved. When the
+comments are all saved or discarded: click the "Clear Version
+Conflicts" button. A message will appear asking for confirmation,
+click “ok”, and the version conflict is cleared.
+
+![](/images/ta_grading/version_conflict.png)

_docs/grader/resolving_version_conflict.md

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+---
+category: Student > Submission
+title: Submission Version Conflict
+---
+
+
+
+Once TA grading has begun, students *should not make new submissions nor should they
+[change the active version](/student/submission/managing_versions) of their submission*.
+If they do one of these actions, this will be flagged in the Submitty
+grading system as a *version conflict*.
+
+This inconsistency is a problem.  Submitty will not combine the
+autograding score of the currently selected version with the manual
+grading score awarded by the grader to the previously selected
+version.  Also, Submitty uses the currently selected version to
+compute the number of late days used in this assignment.
+
+![](/images/student_version_conflict.png)
+
+The comments and points awarded by the grader apply only to the
+version that was active at the time of grading.  If there is a
+mismatch the grading feedback to the student will be highlighted in
+red as shown above.  The student's score for the entire assignment will
+be a zero until this mismatch or conflict is resolved.
+
+
+## How to Resolve a Version Conflict
+
+If you have accidentally made an extra submission to this assignment,
+you should use the drop down menu to
+[revert to the submission](/student/submission/managing_versions#reverting-to-an-earlier-submission)
+to the version that was active when manual grading began.
+ 
+Alternatively, if your instructor has given permission for you to make
+this late submission, then confirm that your desired version is
+selected for grading, and then contact your instructor / grader and
+ask them to update the grading as necessary.
+
+See also:  [Grader Interface for Resolving a Version Conflict](/grader/grader_version_conflict)
+
+
+
+

_docs/student/submission/submission_version_conflict.md

@@ -48,6 +48,7 @@ var NAVTREE =
                 [ "Automated Testing", "/student/submission/automated_testing", null ],
                 [ "Late Days & Extensions", "/student/submission/late_days", null ],
                 [ "Managing Versions", "/student/submission/managing_versions", null ],
+                [ "Submission Version Conflict", "/student/submission/submission_version_conflict", null],
                 [ "Team Assignments", "/student/submission/team_assignments", null ]
             ] ],
             [ "Grades", "/student/grades/index", [
@@ -75,7 +76,7 @@ var NAVTREE =
                 [ "Statistics", "/grader/rubric_grading/statistics", null ]
             ] ],
             [ "Managing Office Hours", "/grader/queue", null ],
-            [ "Resolving a Version Conflict", "/grader/resolving_version_conflict", null ]
+            [ "Grader Version Conflict", "/grader/grader_version_conflict", null ]
         ] ],
         [ "Instructor", "/instructor", [
             [ "Overview", "/instructor", null ],