our task is to generate the Fibonacci sequence to n places , with each alternating value as "skip" So, there must be n sections separated by spaces to form the big string. Since only every 2nd value will be skip, if it is an even number, it must end with skip.

There is a problem where in the answers some of the random tests say for example that '1 skip 2 skip 5' should equal '1 skip 2 skip 5 skip' so some of the random answers have trailing skips that shouldnt be there. I think this is for python only.
Edit: I've now realised that the extra skip is expected if n is even. Why is this the case?

Ok I know what the problem Is this is very helpful.
Thanks

The problem occurs for longer strings(length >= 30). For example, for this input lhxksmv9apd1vxcb8im12v35c5nzfwkr9vg, I get this error 'liznwrb9ayn1hkcq8ze12q35c5nahzor9co' should equal 'liznwrb9ayn1hkcq8ze12q35c5nihzor9go'.

What is wrong I'm not sure where the problem is could you explain more? Where is the problem?

It just means that it should handle strings longer than 26 letters.

Sorry I will fix this later this is only my first kata.

Also, as mentioned below, the expected values (and the reference solution) is bugged. Please check your work.

Please don't make another trivial variant of Caesar cipher, it's a duplicate to many existing katas.

Logic underlining

Should handle strings of any length

is unspecified.

I'm pretty sure it's bugged

The "longer input" part is unclear to me.

Can this kata be solved by adhering to the spec?

How do i make random tests

better luck next time: https://docs.codewars.com/authoring