It was an issue 7 years ago, other people reported similar problems - server-side tests (I guess node.js) were handling the copying/cloning not the same way chrome was doing it.

The tests may be working fine, but they work (at least worked) differently in different interpretators.

It's not issue with my code. I've reported that my code produces different outputs when it's run in browser and on your server.

Closing it like this 7 years later is just rude.

Good thing I'm not investing my time into this website anymore.

Well, there is the test that I mentioned in my original comment. The result I'm getting in my chrome is different from the result codewars shows on 'Run Tests' command.

Would you care to check a demo I set up at external website?

I've created simple solution using recursion in JavaScript.

This particular test case: 'A pretty simple map (2x2) - Should return the only moves necessary' produces different results when my solution is executed in browser (manually by me) and when it's run server-side ('Run Tests') mode.

I've read comments here and rewrote solution so it doesn't update the map (though it was working locally even with map being changed while solving).

However, it still produces different results.

My guess is that server side Javascript interpreter here is dealing with recursion in a different way.

Question: how to debug a problem like this?