Displeased at the fact the description and sample tests suggest this works like in the real world and meetings start at X:00, X:15, X:30 or X:45, but if you make it far enough into the tests, the 14:06 and 13:37 meetings start showing up.

Relatedly, I also hate when testing aborts after the first failed one rather than letting me plug in a console.log of the arguments and get a good look at what's coming.

Thank you so much for this comment! I was utterly confused when:

• The test header said "Should return -1"
• The actual output suggested the expected result was []
• The input seemed to be 2 based on console logging (which was already tested further up and handled correctly)

I would've never been able to guess a non-integer was the problem based on the information made available to me by the test. Bad form.

Argh, I was going mad trying to read test results that only differ in the number of spaces, until I figured out I was doing it wrong
because each column is supposed to be as wide as the widest element in it.
Which technically isn't true because of the extra space we're adding around the pipe.

definitely people trolling hahaa

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Thank you for this comment! I haven't even started putting in the logic of when someone has won, but was very puzzled why it fails the first test unless I set it to start with player 2 instead of player 1.
You expect that message to be announcing whose turn it is now, not whose turn it just was!

The tests for this are super not helpful as I can't see my console.logs for the ones that are failing and it is not clear at all why one is expecting an empty string.

Going to give up on it as it's being made too hard for me to debug.

Sadly had to check solutions and do not understand what I did wrong (fixed tests passed, randoms did not).

It is extremely annoying, however, when tests that pass aren't being displayed and the ones that don't provide no information beyond "(actual) expected to be (expected)".

I have this problem. The ones that work are passing, but the ones that should be impossible are producing a string.
I've already forfeited and looked at the solutions as I was spending way too long on this, but I can't for the life of me figure out why what I
did doesn't work even though it's extremely similar to the solution listed first.