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In the `forth` specification there is a single test for the `evaluateBoth` property. The remaining tests are for the `evaluate` property. https://github.com/exercism/problem-specifications/blob/main/exercises/forth/canonical-data.json#L510 This confused the erlang test generator recently, as...
The prob-specs [`ci.yml`](https://github.com/exercism/problem-specifications/commit/514d1dbb549dde4712d38f2c230604c0bbc39141) workflow checks Markdown and JSON files, but not the `metadata.toml` files. In the hopefully-unlikely event that a strictly invalid `metadata.toml` file reaches `main`, `configlet sync` would produce...
While one can certainly piece together from this project's name and by poking around a bit how this project might be useful, the README seems to dive right as thought...
Throughout an exercise's history we often see the same discussions crop up over and over. For example, in `meetup`, people want to add tests for `fifth` (e.g. _The fifth Monday...
As discussed on [#3114 on the Python Track](https://github.com/exercism/python/issues/3114#issuecomment-1155439623), the Sattelite exercise has very few tests, and the trees used in the example don't even seem to follow an understandable logic...
According to the spec, "What is 52 cubed?" should raise an unknown operation error. "cubed" is an unknown operation so that seems reasonable. However, all the other operations in the...
Recall that if a track wishes to have track-specific **additions** to a problem's description it can easily do so with `.docs/instructions.append.md` (some of you may know this file as HINTS.md)....
This came up in the bash track: what to do with strings containing newlines? A common solution in shell would be to pipe the input into `rev` which would treat...
Ref: - https://github.com/exercism/problem-specifications/commit/c85397312197906905c295ec7d026e53159d2fd4 - https://github.com/exercism/javascript/commit/5954afe66327540918af4cf725a881c5d8adef09 **Context:** Trying to solve/implement this exercise for the Wren track and getting very confused. I wonder if we should have added this without additional instructions...
The Rectangles problem asks users to count the number of rectangles in an array of ASCII text. In the problem description, an illustration of such an array is given, and...