Axel Rauschmayer

@Ngugi1 Thanks, fixed now!

@matt-wiese: It does work if you run `npm t` from a terminal app, right? Alas, my knowledge of AVA is limited. It looks like you are running an older version...

@matt-wiese: What happens if you do the following in a normal terminal: * Download the exercises * Install AVA locally via `npm install` inside the unpacked directory with the exercises...

> I performed these steps exactly and it seems each .mjs had an uncaught exception or error thrown in test That is expected (as long as it’s: “missing module” and...

@BehdadEs: * This is the ES2020 edition, right? * `npm install` went well, I take it? * What’s the output if you run `node -v`

> `node -v` output: 6.14.11 OK, that’s the problem: * You need a version of node that’s at least 15.5.1 (see `README.txt`) * You can download an installer here: https://nodejs.org/

@Flooorent Thanks! Will be fixed in the next release.

@ivansvlv A hole is revealed if you can see that its index is missing. With `.keys()`, you can’t tell the difference between a hole and an element that is `undefined`:...

@YSternlicht Arrays can have holes: https://exploringjs.com/impatient-js/ch_arrays.html#array-holes

@VernonHawk: Indeed! Thanks for catching this. It’ll be fixed in the next release.