Fixed

There are no problems with the last set of tests. Since state is not preserved:

var add1 = curryPartial(add, 1);
add1(2, 3) // (1) + 2 + 3 = 6
add1(4, 5) // (1) + 4 + 5 = 10

I encountered this same problem in JavaScript. It's the second test spec in the 'State isn't preserved' suite of tests.

Which language are you encountering this problem in? I completed both the JavaScript and PHP versions myself without encountering any issues (except for following convention in PHP).

They pass for me, so my guess is that you were working directly on the array (very bad practice), which now I prevented from affecting anything else.

Also, so far 25 Rubyist completed it without further issues, so...

Can we please get this fixed? It's been a year since this issue was raised.

The test before it Test.expect(mazeRunner(maze,["N","N","N","N","N","N","N","N","N","S","S","S","S","S","S","S","S","S"])=="Lost", "Should return Lost") is expecting "Lost". You're not mixing it up with that are you?

Hi @OscarAlvarez, I've checked the Javascript tests and that particular test is Test.expect(mazeRunner(maze,["N","E","E"])=="Dead", "Should return Dead") maybe I have the expected and actual the wrong way around. Please check your code to make sure it's not outputing "Lost".

Fixed that, thanks!

fixed.
thanks for your feedback!!

Okay thanks Oscar, @GiacomoSorbi can you confirm this?