The technical challenge of this kata is good and fun, but 80% of my time was spent trying to figure out what that challenge actually is. Do I need member revenue of > $1000:

1. in any one department that has > $10000 revenue?
2. summed across each department that has > $10000 revenue?
3. summed across all departments that cumulatively have > $10000 revenue?

(for anyone looking for clarification, it's #2)

I think using more specific language and adding an example scenario would increase the clarity, and thus overall satisfaction rating, of this kata.

Love the idea of this kata.

Suggesting this as an improvement because I'm not sure whether it's a bug or something on my end.

I could always get game.check() to return an array of 4 "Black"s in less than 60 calls, but the tests would never be considered passing. After submitting many times in a row without changing my solution, it did eventually pass. Any ideas why this might happen?

Oh wow. That's embarassing. Thanks!

I'm not understanding something or one of the examples is incorrect.

basket = 50
pile = 'dust83dust 45 25 22 46'
Test.assert_equals(pack_basket(basket,pile),'The basket weighs 47 kilograms')

You cannot make 47 from any combination of 83, 45, 25, 22, and 46. What gives?