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Should either have random tests or contain better instructions on how to write a test. Without these, it shouldn't be level 7
No randeom tests
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Known new runner issue. Fixed.
(It's still a bad kata though)
Interestingly the solution voted (at the time of this writing) most "Best Practice", won't cut it in Ruby 2.5:
I believe this is due to the redefinition of a certain method in the mentioned class in the kata's test cases
I consider this to be an issue, since the tests should work for all language versions the kata accepts.
Also, I haven't seen this kind of error in any of the other Ruby katas I finished (a bit more than 1500 at this time).
Cheers
I am getting the following error:
"STDERR:
initialize': undefined method+' for 1491836733000000000:Fixnum (NoMethodError)
from now' frommeasure'
from describe' fromdescribe'
from `
'"
My solution is not using "+". And even if I let the solution blank I get this error message!
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Could you/someone explain how this works?
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LOL! I love people like this!!
Alright Thank you :) it's a very challenging kata (Y)
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Note the "(among many others)" part. If I was to post the whole list of disabled operators and given the nature of Ruby, this would kind of spoil the expected solution.
The kata is labeled with "Fundamentals" though, so there's a hint there :)
ok can the kata author post all disabled operators ?
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