Sumukh Sridhara

I’ll take a closer look soon On Tue, Sep 4, 2018 at 4:49 PM Sumukh Sridhara wrote: > Hmm. Our auth tokens should be valid for a while (certainly longer...

You are right - we expire them after 100 seconds. We can increase this to be a bit more reasonable. https://github.com/okpy/ok/blob/master/server/controllers/oauth.py#L37

I've extended it to 5 min for now. https://github.com/okpy/ok/commit/7e8928ebb16e52b4627e4b65ecf6207c3916ecc4 I'm going to leave this issue open & rename it so that we can present a better error message.

Interesting. Thanks for filing the issue. Could this be a permissions issue? If not, `create_config_directory` looks like it's broken. As a work around could you create the `~/.config/ok/` folder and...

Odd. We'll take a look This probably won't work but worth a shot: `_ = ok.auth(inline=True, force=True)`

Related Issue: https://github.com/okpy/ok-client/issues/68

`--init` sounds good. (It's also one of those commands that needs to run without an assignment) We should prompt users for the data - (though we can probably get away...

If you want students to reason about the expected output before seeing them, you can use the "locking" feature of OK (See the paper here for it's effectiveness: http://denero.org/content/pubs/las15_basu_unlocking.pdf) If...

release.py is nice but it does mean that for someone to deploy they need to have credentials to PyPi, ok admin access, and a github token (which is possibly a...

Yes. If you had print statements you would have to include them like so: ``` >>> r = square(3) # prints things Performing calculation of 3*3 The answer is 9...