Closed jmrunkle closed 3 years ago
I cannot find any reason why it would be trying to contact the network... I cannot find anything special about elons-toys
that would trigger this.
I cannot reproduce this. Can you try again and see whether you still get the error?
The only scenario I see is that a student imported that package and submitted this (maybe even incl. the new go.mod via CLI) and the test runner got compromised somehow into thinking that package is still needed for the next test run. Test runners are recycled over night so if there was a problem, it might be gone by now (I mean the symptoms, not the underlying bug that caused this of course).
@jmrunkle Are you using an updated version of the exercise? The go.mod
for this exercise did have this dependency, but that was fixed with https://github.com/exercism/go/pull/1535.
The only reason I see this happening is it is using an old version of the exercise. But updating the exercise should fix it.
@jmrunkle Are you using an updated version of the exercise? The
go.mod
for this exercise did have this dependency, but that was fixed with https://github.com/exercism/go/pull/1535.The only reason I see this happening is it is using an old version of the exercise. But updating the exercise should fix it.
I even tried reverting the exercise to the base then pasting the exemplar solution. No dice. Maybe resetting to base does not reset the base files like go.mod?
If you do exercism download --exercise=elons-toys --track=go --force
, which go.mod
do you get?
If you do
exercism download --exercise=elons-toys --track=go --force
, whichgo.mod
do you get?
I am not using the CLI, this is entirely through the web UI. It may not be a problem with the test runner at all, this could be that the web UI provides no way to reset those auxiliary files.
OK, something appears to have changed because I just reloaded the exercise changed nothing (added a space) and re-ran the tests and they pass now. I do not doubt that the issue was a pre-existing go.mod issue, I was just concerned that there seemed to be no way to complete this in the web UI. Something appears to have triggered an update to the exercise (perhaps the introduction changed or something like that). In any case, it is working now so I can go ahead and close this.
Here is the error message:
This occurs even when copy-pasting the exemplar solution into the web editor and running the tests.