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Pretest in Group Contest
By Not_Fidisk, history, 5 years ago, In English

TLDR: Can anyone tell me how to use pretest in mashup contest?

So in normal contest in codeforce, I saw that our submission was judged by the pretests, and when the contest is over, it will be rejudged by the main tests. So it's there a way to pretest submission in a mashup contest. Currently, I making a contest for my learning group in codeforce, and I want to use pretest in order to reduce judging time. Of course, I can just put only the pretests in the problems first, when the contest is over, I will upload the main test and manually rejudge all of the solution. This is my only method, but it's really inefficient. So, it's there better ways to do it?

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Gym >> Mashup >> Create new mashup

A) Contest name

B) Contest duration (in milisecond)

C) Clone contest options

D) Problems List:

  • You can coppy the shortform to add problem like this 111A

  • You can use polygon for advance setup

I only use mashup for 2 days and those are what I know up till now. If I wrong something please correct me <3

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    He asked how to use pretests in mashup contest? :/// and is your answer relavent ??

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      Oh, thanks for correcting me. I misunderstood

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I don't think the feature you're asking for currently exists, PLEASE ANYONE CORRECT ME IF I'm WRONG, but I think a have some workaround:

You have to create the problems on polygon and add the initial tests (pretests), wait for the contest to complete then add the rest of the tests to each problem and commit changes, then rejudge all the solutions.

I know that this is really naive lol but it's the only workaround I can think of.

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    yebb, i do exactly what you have just said . It is too hard, is there any way to do them all in polygon ://

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