Closed anderswagner closed 3 years ago
Sometimes, you're so sure of your code that you want to run kattis test and immediately submit the code if it passes the tests.
I imagine it could look something like this: kattis test -s problemname
kattis test -s problemname
And to circumvent the y/N on kattis submit, you could even have a force submit with: kattis test -fs problemname
kattis test -fs problemname
This might all be compressed into a single command (test-submit) instead of flags: kattis ts problemname
kattis ts problemname
This is possible (at least it is now, don't know if it worked before)
Sometimes, you're so sure of your code that you want to run kattis test and immediately submit the code if it passes the tests.
I imagine it could look something like this:
kattis test -s problemname
And to circumvent the y/N on kattis submit, you could even have a force submit with:
kattis test -fs problemname
This might all be compressed into a single command (test-submit) instead of flags:
kattis ts problemname