Yes, it is still confusing to see. Examples can easily be generalized by specifying the order as to being true / false, so the function names can be removed altogether ..
there are no per-language blocks in the description. is it really an issue ? i'm sure users are smart enough to understand that the function name used in the example is not to be taken literally and that they have to go by what is in the initial code for their language
Mar 16, 2025 8:10:31 AM org.junit.jupiter.engine.discovery.MethodSelectorResolver resolve
WARNING: Possible configuration error: method [void SolutionTest.randomTest()] resulted in multiple TestDescriptors [org.junit.jupiter.engine.descriptor.TestMethodTestDescriptor, org.junit.jupiter.engine.descriptor.TestTemplateTestDescriptor]. This is typically the result of annotating a method with multiple competing annotations such as @Test, @RepeatedTest, @ParameterizedTest, @TestFactory, etc.
LGTM, thanks !
Seems good now, could you take a look please ?
Approved by someone
Lua fork
tester
function swappingexpected
andactual
and providing inputs in assertion instead of logsit
fixed
expected
andactual
are swapped indoTest
in javascript.Yes, it is still confusing to see. Examples can easily be generalized by specifying the order as to being
true
/false
, so the function names can be removed altogether ..there are no per-language blocks in the description. is it really an issue ? i'm sure users are smart enough to understand that the function name used in the example is not to be taken literally and that they have to go by what is in the initial code for their language
done
Approved, thanks ! :-)
this is due to 2 conflicting annotations
@Test
and@RepeatedTest()
on the same method.fixed here along with better assertion messages and greatly simplifying the tests suite
Java:
Tests generate warnings -->
La kata (o el kata?) es muy buena! Aprendo Espanol
Thank you very much for your contribution. I wasn't expecting any external translations for this kata :P
I took a closer look at it, and I couldn't find any major flaws with it. (tho it's been a while since I touched Elixir)
Approved!
Can someone check this and approve? Thanks! (づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ
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