Language? Details?

Yeah, GetColor() has to be added to the description or remove GetColor() from the tests (C#).

It would be nice if additional languages being added were done so via pull requests or some other notifications to the original authors, or community, though this does not appear to be the case.

Normally, you should get a notification when a translation is published and if you've been active in the last month then for the first week only you can approve/reject the translation. If it doesn't work like this, it's just another bug.

I've removed the ability to collaborate and also the Swift version. Marking issue as resolved.

I'll take a look at it after a week (when I can access the edit panel).

Sorry @Chrono79. I'm new to the community.
This issue belongs to Swift as @ogryzek said.

Whoever authored the Swift version does not seem to be responsive. Removing it from this kata.

Hi,

I originally authored this kata in Ruby, Javascript, and Python, I believe. Having just reviewed each of the available languages, it appears this may be relevant to the Swift test cases:

        XCTAssertEqual(Ball().type, "regular")
        XCTAssertEqual(Ball(type: "super").type, "super")

It would be nice if additional languages being added were done so via pull requests or some other notifications to the original authors, or community, though this does not appear to be the case.

If nobody resolves the issues with Swift, I'll remove it and toggle the option to have others add additional language support.

When reporting an issue, state the language. For javascript it's fine.

Description doesn't match with test cases. so:

ball1.ballType     //=> "regular"
ball2.ballType     //=> "super"

should change to:

ball1.type     //=> "regular"
ball2.type     //=> "super"

Ruby does not have random tests.

What language?

Fixed in Ruby.