add exercise: allergies #97
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I have no idea why the armstrong-number tests are failing on windows. |
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@exercism/cobol team: this PR introduces a new exercise, but it breaks the next exercise only on windows. Is there any kind of persistence between testing two consecutive exercises? Can someone investigate please? |
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I expect it's because there is the need to INITIALIZE the result variable at the beginning of the solution. As I recall the test framework doesn't do that for you. |
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Hi Bruce. My main difficulty is that it's a file I did not touch in this PR. How did it pass CI before this commit? |
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git and I have a tenuous friendship. How do I download your PR so that I can access the code and tests? |
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Good question. And I've been too busy for Exercism for a couple of months.
I'll have a look this week.
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How do I get the source from the PR though? That's just the template. Belay that! I'm so long out of the flow that I'd forgotten about .meta and proof.ci.cob |
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@exercism/cobol The windows tests for armstrong-numbers (not touched by this PR) continues to fail. If you want to participate in 12in23 next month, I strongly urge y'all to investigate. |
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Can someone rerun the checks? I forked this repo, pulled in Glenn's branch and then manually ran the COBOL / Test (Windows) workflow. https://github.com/haodeon/cobol/actions/runs/5713644207/job/15479395675 They all passed and the whole workflow completed successfully. |
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@glennj Could you fix the merge conflict? I'll merge once fixed |
Rework the initialization of the Allergens table according to "Beginning COBOL for Programmers", ch 11.
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Thanks |
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@glennj GnuCOBOL does have bit operations. E.g. https://gnucobol.sourceforge.io/faq/gcfaq.html#index-212 |
Responding to http://forum.exercism.org/t/select-featured-exercises-for-jurassic-july/6018/8
COBOL folks, please comment on idioms.
Includes a small improvement to the
bin/testscript to allow a single exercise to be verified.