Thanks for the heads up and the solution to it ;)
fixed 👍

Right, it's not always true. Clarified it in the description

thanks for the hint - uploaded again

Thank you. I reuploaded the image.

Apparently, file has been deleted. As you proposed I removed the image from the description.
Thanks for your feedback.

see comments above. deleting translations seems to be dangerous, so I stopped for the moment ;) maybe I'll find time to adjust translations so they disable cw formatting .

@suic I'm sorry for removing. The main problem is, that this kata is about the algorithm how to calculate calendar weeks. Using built in functions of languages are therefore cheating and would be rather a "fundamental" kata with 8kyu's. Therefore, I also removed my PHP translation.

An option would be, to create a separate kata and title it e.g. "Calendar week formatting" or so (bad name, I know ;)) But, it's rather a one-liner-do-you-know-the-language task...

@suic do you think you could change your translations so users need to really calculate the calendar week instead of using date formatting?
otherwise I need to remove the translations...

yes, that's true ;)
I'm going to remove those translations again.
But, every translation is welcome, which enforces the user to calculate the calendar week by self...

Most languages allow to use date formatting for determining the calendar week.
For JavaScript, this is not the case (without using libraries as moment which can be disaled by not allowing require).

I would suggest to only translate this kata to languages which blocking of default calendar week calculation is possile, without blocking other date functions.

For example: For the PHP translation, it's not possible (in my oppinion) to block DateTime->format only for formatting to calendar week. So it makes no sense to translate to PHP...

You're welcome ;)

ok, hard to learn for others this way ;)

so far marked as fixed