command line script to add teachers' csd sections to ai-rubrics experiment

[davidsbailey]

finishes https://codedotorg.atlassian.net/browse/AITT-555. I also added a similar tool to remove teachers from the experiment.

sample output:

Dave-MBP:~/src/cdo (add-csd-section-experiment)$ ./bin/oneoff/ai-rubrics-enable-teacher-sections me@code.org,me+teacher@code.org,bogus@code.org
no CSD sections found for teacher me@code.org
could not find user with email "bogus@code.org"
successfully enabled experiment for 1 teachers

Dave-MBP:~/src/cdo (add-csd-section-experiment)$ ./bin/oneoff/ai-rubrics-disable-teacher-sections me@code.org,me+teacher@code.org,bogus@code.org
no experiments found for teacher me@code.org
could not find user with email "bogus@code.org"
successfully disabled experiment for 1 teachers

Testing story

manually tested:

ai-rubrics-enable-teacher-sections:

• works for all 4 eligible courses/units: csd, focus-on-coding, focus-on-creativity, interactive-games-animations
• works with one or multiple teacher emails
• bad/blank emails raise
• num_enabled counted correctly when teacher has more than one section
• after running the script, confirmed teacher and students have ai features enabled

ai-rubrics-disable-teacher-sections:

• successfully removes experiments when running after each of the above scenarios

[wilkie]

Here is a trick. Add:

ENV['SKIP_I18N_INIT'] = '1'

Before this require. Cuts the time in half roughly in environments with localization enabled like production:

/code-dot-org $ time ruby script.rb
GetSecretValue: development/cdo/slack_bot_token

real    3m57.352s
user    3m37.076s
sys     0m17.138s
/code-dot-org $ vim script_with_skip.rb
/code-dot-org $ time ruby script_with_skip.rb
GetSecretValue: development/cdo/slack_bot_token

real    1m54.238s
user    1m40.048s
sys     0m13.254s

/code-dot-org $ cat script_with_skip.rb
ENV['SKIP_I18N_INIT'] = '1'
require_relative 'dashboard/config/environment'
``

[davidsbailey]

great idea! thanks for this!

updated and retested both scripts in the simple case.

[wilkie]

This looks good! Given those manual tests, I feel pretty confident that this works as intended. Not too bad to revert by running the other script with the same input more-or-less.