The problem-id showing in column '#' in leetcode.el is not consistent with what shown on the official website.
Here is a (but not all) snapshot showing the inconsistence:
In this figure, the left is in leetcode.el, and the right is on the official website. As you can see, problems 426-431 on the right are missing on the left.
Though, as far as I know, this issue did not crash leetcode.el's functionality, it would be better to keep consistent with the official website. This consistency is also important to reduce unnecessary ambiguity for future features such as navigating by problem id.
The problem-id showing in column '#' in leetcode.el is not consistent with what shown on the official website.
Here is a (but not all) snapshot showing the inconsistence:
In this figure, the left is in leetcode.el, and the right is on the official website. As you can see, problems 426-431 on the right are missing on the left.
Though, as far as I know, this issue did not crash leetcode.el's functionality, it would be better to keep consistent with the official website. This consistency is also important to reduce unnecessary ambiguity for future features such as navigating by problem id.