`scele submit`¶

Submit online text or a file to an assignment (id or cmid).

submit hands work in to an assignment. It takes either --text for an online-text submission or --file to upload a local file, and it accepts the assignment instance id or its cmid.

By default it submits for grading. Pass --draft to save without submitting, which leaves you free to change it later.

This is the most consequential command in scele-cli. It requires --yes (or a terminal confirmation), and once a submission is final your teacher sees it.

Usage¶

scele submit <ref> [--text <text>] [--file <file_path>] [--draft] [--yes]

Arguments¶

Argument	Required
`ref`	yes

Options¶

Flag	Type	Description
`--text`	value	Online-text submission body.
`--file`	value	Local file to upload as the submission.
`--draft`	flag	Save as a draft; do not submit for grading.
`--yes`	flag	Skip the confirmation prompt.

Example¶

scele submit 55010 --text 'my answer' --yes

Output¶

Output of scele submit

Returns:

ActionResult & {stage: string, warnings: object[]}

ActionResult

Field	Type
`ok`	`boolean`
`action`	`string`
`...`	`command-specific fields`

Notes¶

--text and --file match the assignment's configured submission types: an assignment that only accepts files will reject text.
--draft is the safe way to test the pipeline end-to-end without committing.
Verify afterwards with assignment <cmid>; do not assume success from exit code alone if the assignment has unusual settings.
Late submissions are accepted or refused by SCELE according to the cut-off date, not by the CLI.

scele submit¶