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Nice to have feature will be ability to omit only part of file. In java sometimes student get partially prepared java class (file) and student should insert only specific part of file.
The MOSS plagiarism check indeed sends also the template files, but they are marked as "base files", which means that they should be ignored during plagiarism check (which mostly works, sometimes it's not perfect). We need to send these files to MOSS, otherwise it would think that the same template files submitted by students are plagiarised.
The "part of file template" already kind of works. If the template file itself is added as a MOSS base file, and then students add something to it, MOSS should mostly ignore the parts from the template. But again, it's not perfect :(
In Java pipeline is often use project with maven folder structure (https://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-standard-directory-layout.html) and module for Plagiarism check send to comparison even files witch should be omitted because are inside template folder.
Nice to have feature will be ability to omit only part of file. In java sometimes student get partially prepared java class (file) and student should insert only specific part of file.
Example https://kelvin.cs.vsb.cz/teacher/task/3636/plagcheck shows that even file module-info.java (part of template) is send to plagiarism check.
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