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how that books [ '*_deny', 'books_allow', 'movies_deny' ] return false in fixed test however it should return true as in array there is exisit 'books_allow' element?
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Maybe the description should say that *_allow loses to *_deny. Or at least that's how it seemed to me and what I wrote in my solution
that is in the last example, but it's not in the specs - and it should be. examples are not specs.
Okay, it is pretty clear in the examples. I admit I skimmed over them. But a tiny line could be added to the description when it's talking about precedence for other things.
it should definitely be in the specs. examples are not specs.
the description should be correct, complete and consistent without the examples.
Empty database seems like a valid edge case, but is not tested, explicitly not even in Python random tests.
I'd suggest adding tests with that. Description might mention it, but it doesn't even seem necessary.
Falseon empty set, it should beTrueinstead, no?Both are possible actually; it should be specified.
Falsemakes sense though;allowhas to be an explicit permission, the default isdenyand that overridesallow.To prevent solutions from being invalidated, keep the current behaviour.
Python updated; around half the solutions did get invalidated.
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this translation modifies the description ( removing the
"(star)"mentioned below, amongst others )approved, and we can close issue below
"(star)"is in description, but only"*"is tested.(star)was never in tests, I think it's a mistake in the description.removed from description by Johan
So many conditions, omg, thanks for the kata.
needs random tests
added
Interesting kata, thank you :)