The reference solution doesn't seem correct. It passes the empty test and one fixed test case (which is duplicated here), but it would return incorrect results for other cases. The sorting array doesn't represent the indices of the items in the final sorted array, but represents the new position for each corresponding item from the initial array.

[8,1,3] and [1, 2, 0] should return [3, 8, 1] not [1, 3, 8]

Why is this solution the best because it only works reliably in English?

Needs an update to language version. Also suggest code formats

• remove extra space in solution after import
• remove comments in header of sample test cases
• Condense Pair constructors to one line like Pair{Count: 1, Char: 'a'}

I don't think it's a good practice in Rust to import inside a function.

It's fine to do so, especially for enums; even the Rust standard library does this.

I merged trashy_incel's fork which should solve this issue. CoffeeScript translation still needs an overhaul to fix assertions and usage of the testing framework, but it should be at least solvable now.

Please check and let me know if the kata is still unsolvable.

duplicate of this issue

I looked at it but unfortunately it's much messier than I hoped and I cannot fix it now :( I created this fork so menders can access it without solving CS translation. If someone wants to fix it then go ahead, and if not, I sohuld get to it some time this week.

A mod can fix it because mods can fork without solving. I will take care of this.

I can't fix it as I'm unable to pass this kata in order to fix it.

fixed there