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I believe this text is located in exercises/bottle-song/description.md
but may also be reflected elsewhere.
I just finished this exercise on the Perl 5 track, where "One green bottle” (which is correct) is actually what was needed to pass the tests. Only the introduction text was wrong.
Does anyone know if the markdown renders correctly when alt text has multiple lines? I have a vague recollection of having had trouble with something similar at some point, but I cannot for the life of me remember the details.
I like the second one a lot. It feels very clear to me.
Tweak dominoes to match canonical data (#157)
This deletes some include=false in the tests.toml per #134.
It also rewords the assertions with the goal of avoiding the should.be_true style of assertion, per #148.
Finally it normalizes the test names based on the test descriptions in the canonical-data.json file from problem-specifications.
The property that the canonical-data.json specifies is the boolean can_chain.
This rewrites the test suite to exercise a can_chain function.
The example solution has not yet been tweaked.
[skip ci]
Co-authored-by: Jeremie Gillet jie.gillet@gmail.com
This deletes some include=false in the tests.toml per #134.
It also rewords the assertions with the goal of avoiding the should.be_true style of assertion, per #148.
Finally it normalizes the test names based on the test descriptions in the canonical-data.json file from problem-specifications.