this is not a kata issue, because kata authors cannot install new language versions, only the administrators of Codewars can. you can request language versions here but there is already one request for Rust

Rust to be updated. My solution using u32.ilog2() is correct, but is not accepted because this method is unstable in Rust 1.66

Indeed, it's a one of the most fairly appreciated katas. It makes you to delve into each word written in Details. Also it's way easier to solve it having the previous one solved.

It is the case when you have to disassemble the picture extremely thoroughly. Just play with it and everything will become clear. I really appreciated the idea of this kata. Thanks, Egor!

An underrated kata, it should be more popular, as it really makes your brains move a little.

It is the one of the most understandable solutions. My respect.

Despite the fact this is a 6kyu, I had to read a couple of simple articles on this topic to get the point. It was a pretty curious kata, thank you.

It would be nice to see this kata available in Python as well as A Simple Music Encoder, I hope someone will notice this suggestion. Thanks in advance, guys!

I definitely liked this dope, thanks for the remarkable idea of kata.

Totally agree.
I had a lot of fun solving it while being able to dive into Python OOP concepts a bit more. I did actually get the hang of using self inside of a class and learned about method chaining.

reflection used by the Java random tests seems to be causing problems :

expected:<[53.4.63]> but was:<[VersionManager.patch()]>

Ok, sincere apologies, you were correct, I reopened the issue at the top of the page. the tests are indeed using reflection, i dont know why your code is failing

It's one of the nicest 6 kyu kata I have ever solved. Thanks a lot!

Big thanks for this one! It lets to consolidate the basic knowledge of OOP.