This issue doesn't show up anymore.

Got the same mistake. Also, he's being pretty clear @Blind4Basics

not an issue. Or document it in a better way: language?

I am not an admin, provided they can get access to each single past log, so sorry, but not.

I am not sure how codewars can be unreliable for submitting code (if not for timing out), but I would find more healthy to ponder more about the eventuality that the error might be in your own code first.

Cheers :)

Yet another user that open an issue despite a few hundreds fellow codewarriors successfully completing it, yet another user that does not even bother to post his own code under spoiler tag or even to specify the language (JS, I know, but it should not be up to me to open your profile and see what you do...) and most likely also yet another user who did not bother reading previous discussion and finely checking if spaces and paths are returned as expected.

I am sorry, but the issue is closed until further proof that there is really an issue with the testing suite and it is not just a "I cannot solve this kata, tell me why" issue.

Apparently there was an error in your code, it is not an issue of the kata but of your code. CW doesn't give line code error, it is not a problem of the kata...

What if it links itself?

There are errors in test cases when using Babel.

That's weird. I just tried the kata again and didn't see the same error. Could post your code here?
Make sure to mark it as spoiler and use proper formatting.

Exactly the same issue here! :/

I'm really sorry to heart that. I hope someone with some more javascript will know what to do since I don't know.. what would cause that problem :).

The one with the 4th elemetn at the end like [2,2,2,3,3,2]... Try to run test more times...
This is the list you have problem with ([1, 2, 3, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 3, 2, 4, 5, 3, 1],3)

I'm sorry to hear that. Not familiar with js. Try others similar lists there might be problem with js console in here. :)

Hey Neithan, In every recursion loop you round series sum to 2 digits and use the rounded part for further calculations. This error adds up quickly.

For N = 6 your solution is "1.70" (1.6955555 ..) while the correct solution is "1.69" (1.692002 ..).

PS - I think you should first scroll down and see whether the same question is posted earlier or not. In this case I just copied the reply of @Phanta to @sbaus87's question and pasted it here.