I love it when things I study directly applies to Codewars questions.
JS fork 🤖
mocha/chai
lodash
To * or not to *.
How about test cases "True, True" and "True, False" ? Going back to description ... 'only strings or numbers' ... (sigh).
This cannot be reliably fixed. Disabling everything that could conceivably be used to cheat won't leave enough functionality to solve the kata, and cheaters will still find a way.
Cheaters gonna cheat. Nuke them from orbit.
Closing.
It's now fixed.
CS new test framework
Seems to be identical to this issue which @Voile fixed.
JS new test framework
Yes they is.
If you run more than once sometimes will break it
Approved by someone.
No, they're not.
This random tests are broken tho
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I love it when things I study directly applies to Codewars questions.
JS fork 🤖
mocha/chai
assertions +lodash
for randomnessTo * or not to *.
How about test cases "True, True" and "True, False" ?
Going back to description ... 'only strings or numbers' ... (sigh).
This cannot be reliably fixed. Disabling everything that could conceivably be used to cheat won't leave enough functionality to solve the kata, and cheaters will still find a way.
Cheaters gonna cheat. Nuke them from orbit.
Closing.
It's now fixed.
CS new test framework
Seems to be identical to this issue which @Voile fixed.
JS new test framework
Yes they is.
If you run more than once sometimes will break it
Approved by someone.
No, they're not.
This random tests are broken tho
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