No, I think that 250 solutions would not hurt, I just meant to explain why reranking is not done often in general. For this kata, three 6kyu votes and one 5kyu vote suggests that 6kyu might be a better overall rank. Getting in touch with admins and get someone to click the buttons might be difficult, but i can ask :)
No, not really. There are buttons for that, but changing a rank of a kata with many solutions brings DB to its knees, so it's usually not done except for some blatantly misranked, freshly approved betas. It's also not clear what rank a reranked kata should be, without moving it through the beta process again and collecting new bunch of votes (although in this specific case it is rather clear).
No, I think that 250 solutions would not hurt, I just meant to explain why reranking is not done often in general. For this kata, three 6kyu votes and one 5kyu vote suggests that 6kyu might be a better overall rank. Getting in touch with admins and get someone to click the buttons might be difficult, but i can ask :)
Does it bring the DB to its knees with only 248 solutions?
It seems a really low number to jeopardize a DB.
No, not really. There are buttons for that, but changing a rank of a kata with many solutions brings DB to its knees, so it's usually not done except for some blatantly misranked, freshly approved betas. It's also not clear what rank a reranked kata should be, without moving it through the beta process again and collecting new bunch of votes (although in this specific case it is rather clear).
An admin can, right?
error approving: "Language Version is invalid" for go and rust
can't be changed, you know
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Too easy for a 5-kyu kata.
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rewrote the tests suite, added useful assertion messages, updated to Node v14
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