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I'm aware that this is being deprecated but for completeness, we've found that if turnitin can't be "read" during plagiarism_get_xml($url) call during the cron, the fact that it uses print_error() causes the whole cron script to die!
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yeah - I have wanted to rewrite a large chunk of that code for a while - The workflow was too reliant on events and made cron/event handling too fragile.
originally I did it that way as the full file object was available in the event and it was easier to work with the file object than having to re-create it based on the params - but eventually we moved away from using the full file object in the event anyway - I think at some point it would have been good to make the event handlers just write to a new table and queue up all the required events in a seperate table which the Turnitin code would then parse - using the events in the way they are currently is a bit more fragile than I'd like.
I don't plan to work on this at this stage but feel free to submit a pull request!
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I'm aware that this is being deprecated but for completeness, we've found that if turnitin can't be "read" during plagiarism_get_xml($url) call during the cron, the fact that it uses print_error() causes the whole cron script to die!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: