Gradescope: Remove rubric cover pages from Export Submissions

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Gradescope: Remove rubric cover pages from Export Submissions

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Last edited Aug 12, 2019

Created on Aug 12, 2019

This tool removes rubric cover pages from PDF exports generated by Gradescope. It processes all PDF files in a specified input folder, reading each that contains student submissions prefixed by one or more rubric pages. The script uses `pdfrw`’s `PdfReader` and `PdfWriter` to selectively copy only the pages after the given number of rubric pages into a new output folder. It relies on command-line arguments for the input and output directories and the count of rubric pages to skip.

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