This example project is written in Python, and tested with pytest.
The test in hello_test.py is failing right now because the function in hello.py isn't outputting the correct string. Fix this function and run the pytest command in the terminal to make the tests green.
Next, open the "Source Control" button on the left sidebar, write a commit message, and commit and push your changes to GitHub.
After committing and pushing your changes, the autograder will run your tests and give you a grade. First, ensure you're signed into GitHub (you will be prompted with a dialogue box). To check your autograded scores, click on the GitHub Actions extension on the left sidebar, click the refresh button at the top-right corner of the sidebar, hover over the latest workflow run, and click the globe icon 🌐. Next, click the "Autograding" job button, click the dropdown for the "Run education/autograding" step, and scroll down to see your grade.
If the GitHub Actions extension isn't working (e.g., data provider not available), navigate to your GitHub assignment repository directly, click on the Actions tab, and click on the latest workflow run. The link will be of the form https://github.com/ACC-HelloWorld/4-hardware-software-communication-GITHUB_USERNAME, where GITHUB_USERNAME is replaced with your own. For example, if your GitHub username is sgbaird, the link would be https://github.com/ACC-HelloWorld/4-hardware-software-communication-sgbaird. If you have trouble finding it, you can also use the "find a repository" search bar (boxed in red in the image below) on your GitHub homepage after signing in.
