Dunno, but why did they put the word "recursively" in the description if there's no check for that

Honestly, I think this kata has the right to exist but it needs some reworking imo

Approved.

will do

Oh that's good then, I was afraid that you found some issue so late into the process.

But still, if you think something is going wrong, let us know.

Oh no, I'm not talking about Codewars updating to newer C# language versions. I'm talking about the C# and .NET framework upgrades in general and THEIR plans to release newer version often.

It seems you found your mistake and passed the kata.

I would be interested with problems you see caused by the "rapid" C# updates. This method is meant to be used in place where fully automated update is difficult, and is considered for update of C++ kata after C++ 20 gets introduced. If it causes any large scale problems, it would be good to know now, and not after the update :) Until now, none of hundreds of updated C# akta raised any complaint, which I think is good. Maybe some problem was missed, or the updated code is in some way bad, which would be not great.

In this particular case, I do not think that the update to C# 12 is to blame. Mind that Assert.That is compatible with both C# 12 and C# 10 setup, and if the code does not use other C# 12 features, then both language versions will be available, and users who want to use C# 12 language features hae to make sure they use the compatible version. One potential problem is when the default versoin is not switched to C# 12. This happens someties, but it's a CW bug and happened also with fully autoed updates in the past. Republish should fix this and set C# 12 to default.

"expected [ 1, 2, +0, 1, +0, 1, +0, 3, +0, 1 ]
to deeply equal
[ 1, 2, 1, 1, 3, 1, +0, +0, +0, +0 ]"

the log in my console when i hit "test":

test
Log
[
1, 2, 1, 1, 3,
1, 0, 0, 0, 0
]

wtf is wrong lol

I understand the confusion, though. All these rapid C# language updates, it's becoming a carousel.

My bad, I didn’t know about this, thank you!

The "B" format specifier is available since .NET 8, which means you need to run tests with C# 12 version selected. The "B" is not supported with C# 10, which uses .NET 6.

It is not a kata issue, you need to use the language version which supports the features you want to use.

When I use ToString("B") it gives an error, although if I copy the same code into Visual Studio 2022, it gives the correct answer, without additional libraries, i program in C#

I think even 8 kyu

I agree