Deeply Insturmented Code Mirror Demo - #1456
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A preview of is uploaded and can be seen here: ✨ https://revisit.dev/study/PR1456 ✨ Changes may take a few minutes to propagate. |
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| const results = testCases.map((testCase) => { | ||
| const label = testLabel(functionName, testCase); | ||
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| const actual = participantFunction(...testCase.args); |
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participantFunction(...testCase.args) passes nested Study Config values by reference. If a participant writes a solution that consumes or mutates nums—for example, by repeatedly calling pop()—the first run modifies the configured fixture, so pressing Run tests again executes against different inputs and can turn a passing solution into a failure. Deep-clone each case's JSON arguments before every invocation so repeated runs remain deterministic.
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Basically just a quick demo of a deeply insturmented code mirror