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[doc] Add debugging information to play scripts in SSH #1019

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14 changes: 13 additions & 1 deletion doc/teacher_doc/testing.rst
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Expand Up @@ -26,4 +26,16 @@ Every administrator is able from the frontend to launch a debugging job. This is
on the *>_* (left-chevron, underscore) button next to the *Submit* button. According to your
configuration, either a SSH command-line with auto-generated password will be given you (you will,
in this case, need an SSH client installed), or an embedded SSH console will pop up as the
feedback position.
feedback position.

Debugging IPython scripts (run.py)
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As mentioned in :ref:`run_file`, INGInious uses IPython and is configured to expose a few
functions such as ``get_input`` or ``set_feedback``. Therefore, you can't directly use the ``python``
interpreter but must use `inginious-ipython`, for instance ``inginious-ipython run.py``.

Debugging bash scripts (run.sh)
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As opposed to python scripts, INGInious functions are exposed through the
environment so there is no need to use a particular loader. ``source run.sh`` might be a better
choice than running the script in a subshell to observe the state of variables after execution.
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