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@karlding it's been quite a while, but I remember the reason why we assumed it was 3 when we couldn't match anything is that some classes don't show any token...
Ah I see, so it seems that the regex for finding next token availability failed (because there was no string for it), which is causing the catch to fire. Have...
You can usually submit for testing after assignment due dates. I can still release-test courses I took almost two years ago! It will also use one of the tokens, though...
Hmm I was wrong! It depends on the course. I can see some of my courses displaying 3 tokens available.
Hmm, if can't remember the details then, I only remember that there was a specific case where the string was not found, but the student should still have 3/3 tokens...
That also happened, though I think there was some other weird case for the submission page to now show the string.
Hey~ I'm surprised this is still being used considering the code is more than 7 years old!! Either way - feel free to make any changes and send a pull...
@jdbrice I think you uploaded the wrong `manifest.json` (it says `0.1.0` in it). Can you correct that real quick? https://github.com/jdbrice/obsidian-code-block-copy/releases/tag/0.2.0
If you're busy, I'm happy to make the change for you if you give me permissions on your repo.
Jumping onto the same track here, I found this bug as well. After tracing through Ninja's code, I ended up in the file `ControllerMethodInvoker.java`. The Extractor is constructed through `getArgumentExtractor`,...