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Hi,
If you're interested in authoring kata, you should dig into the documentation, to get an idea about what is expected or not, and what has chances to survive the beta process or not.
Cheers
Cheers, thanks. I'm fairly new to this - I may be doing randomization incorrectly but I thought I had it in there.
I'll check out the guidelines more- I was mainly interested in the process of making a kata- it's okay with me if this first one fails to get past beta. If you have any more suggestions I'd appreciate them.
oh, you actually have random tests, but you put the code in the preloaded section (which is to be avoided for various reasons. Mostly: the user can mess with what's in the preloaded section).
There are some examples of tests suites in the docs, an dyou can read the code from other (recent) kata to see how it's usually done.
Cheers
Thanks Blind, I'll take a closer look.