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At this point, we've met the spirit of this story.
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As a matter of update, this group has nearly finished this work. It's functional on a fork, but needs just a few nips-and-tucks to make it merge-worthy.
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But... it requires a ruby install? How so?
It seems like it should be enough to download and unpack the linux version of the exercism binary, and then loop through each exercise in the config.json and say exercism fetch java SLUG
, no?
The default is to use http://x.exercism.io, and you can fetch individual exercises without having an API key.
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Well, but that setup would be using the deployed set of problems. This would be an attempt to catch defects introduced in the latest commit to the track.
That said, today the client doesn't filter much (just paths with the work "example" in them). Is that something that's likely to change in the near/mid future?
Perhaps it would be better to simply build each exercise individually (disconnected from their parent); that would have caught this issue.
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... looking at the next layer of this onion, "success" would be a little hard to detect: some exercises, when fetched correctly do not compile (because we stop providing a shell of a solution, altogether a few steps down the progression).
I'll be chewing on this.
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How about...
- copy the individual exercise
- rename/move example solution
- build
?
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Picking this up as a morning exercise with a couple of folks from work (started with @bronhuston).
The basic plan is to replay the sandbox workstation setup in Travis, fetch, "solve" (copying the example), and test all problems. Not only does this check the validity of the test+example combination, but the plumbing too. When in place, committers have the luxury of focusing on the quality of the submission and not worry whether merging in will break production.
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Ooops! Forgot to update the README.md accordingly... almost done. ;)
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Okay; docs in place. Done.
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- wizards-and-warriors-2: describe Analyzer feedback in `.meta/design.md`
- Add GitHub Actions workflow that fails if any deprecated exercise files change
- Only run tests for exercises that have changed
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- Check if ``Bird Watcher`` current test suite is complete/correct HOT 2
- #48in24: Add approaches to Parallel Letter Frequency
- #48in24: Add approaches to Bank Account HOT 5
- #48in24: Add approaches to Knapsack HOT 2
- #48in24: Add analyzer feedback for Parallel Letter Frequency HOT 5
- #48in24: Add analyzer feedback for Bank Account
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- Wizards and Warriors exercise reformat
- Add GitHub Actions workflow step to add summary for test-runner results HOT 2
- Karls Language introduces multiple concepts HOT 3
- Find a way to always have reference documentation updated HOT 3
- Make class names the exercise names if makes sense HOT 4
- Inconsistency between Need for Speed task 6 analyzer feedback and instructions HOT 1
- Collatz Conjecture: Test case should be added to check for more than one method call HOT 2
- Mentoring signup url broken HOT 1
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