You can just 'print(text)' if you want to know what the test string is. You may not be replacing the non-alphabetic characters with whitespaces. This wasn't tested in the sample tests

My Solution passes the Sample Tests but are failing on a Random Test.
Problem is without the Teststring its not possible to find out why it fails.
The output of the Tests is very poor.

Ruby, both sample tests and on submit:

#<NoMethodError: undefined method `expect' for main:Object

The instruction examples are very poor. The errors don't show the input so it's a guess game to understand what they precisely expect... I've spend way more time trying to understand how they want us to "cut" the words than actually work on the solution... I hope they will clarify the examples!

Clarifying that ' alone does not count as a word would be nice.
Overall, it was a fun and interesting kata.

done

https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting#print-input

you need to print your input and debug your code. your code fails examples that are in the description, e.g. for " //wont won't won't " you return the list ["won't", "wont", " "]. A bug in your code is not a kata issue please ask questions when you need help

In C# version numerous sample tests work in other environments, but fail here. In one of the tests I would be told it expected "aa" but my code returned "a". I then out of curiosity fixed it so my code would return "aa", for it to then fail, telling me my response should have been "a".

print the input

I need the string of this test. It's not in the test area.

"Fixed Tests
expected [ 'a', '', 'of' ] to deeply equal [ 'a', 'of', 'on' ]"

Thank you

Lua translation!

for test "e e e e DDD ddd DdD: ddd ddd aa aA Aa, bb cc cC e e e"
Exist differents solution that are correct according to the descrption. Not only --> ["e", "ddd", "aa"]
the same for test "'a 'A 'a' a'A' a'a'!"
if we are considering the order on the answers ["'a", "a'a'", "'a'"] or ["a'a'", "'a", "'a'"] i think we can also consider to have ["a'a'", "'a'", "'a"]

Error I've got:

Incorrect match: words not present in the string.

Your output: gmrfmwngmrfmwn, gmrfmwn, gmrfmwngmrfmwngmrfmwn.

One possible valid answer: gmrfmwn, dzt, rvjqefen

Expected: True

But was: False

There is no info in the Kata description that I should also look for a substring, because this is how I understand this error:

"gmrfmwngmrfmwn" - this should count as two occurances of "gmrfmwn"

"gmrfmwngmrfmwngmrfmwn" this should count as three occurances of "gmrfmwn"