The grades_persistent tables look great. Thanks, @lstmemery. However, the course_id column is coming out looking the same as the ending of the edX URL of the courses. This is not the usual format that is in the other tables. For instance, something like course-v1:MITx+STL.162x+2T2017 should be MITx/STL.162x/2T2017.
I am happy to take a stab at fixing this since it should be a find-and-replace sort of thing, but I believe there is a utility function that is already getting this done. Please correct me if I am wrong. In which case, something like "course-v1:MITx+STL.162x+2T2017".split(":")[-1].replace("+", "/") should do.
The grades_persistent tables look great. Thanks, @lstmemery. However, the course_id column is coming out looking the same as the ending of the edX URL of the courses. This is not the usual format that is in the other tables. For instance, something like
course-v1:MITx+STL.162x+2T2017
should beMITx/STL.162x/2T2017
.I am happy to take a stab at fixing this since it should be a find-and-replace sort of thing, but I believe there is a utility function that is already getting this done. Please correct me if I am wrong. In which case, something like
"course-v1:MITx+STL.162x+2T2017".split(":")[-1].replace("+", "/")
should do.