Back End Development and APIs Projects - Timestamp Microservice

after i submit usrl it not passing the last test
i tried the example url and it get same problem

solution: boilerplate-project-timestamp - Replit

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Challenge: Back End Development and APIs Projects - Timestamp Microservice

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This looks to be a problem on the FCC side of things. I’ll make a note for some community admins to look into this.

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There may be some kind of intermittent glitch but I submitted your solution link and it passed immediately for me.

https://boilerplate-project-timestamp.alitighiouart.repl.co/

Unless, the issue is your PC clock not being correctly synced? You can fix this in settings, depending on what OS you’re on…

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Interesting. I used the boilerplate-project-timestamp - Replit link that was originally used which resulted in CORS issues.

I see where the placeholder text mentions a repl.co link, but further clarification should be provided that those links are the only ones accepted and how to get to that link, just in case.

thank you for helping i will try more

ah yes didn’t know that PC clock will effect ok i will fix it and try again

now it passed thank you

No, the only thing you need to do is use this link:

https://boilerplate-project-timestamp.alitighiouart.repl.co/

instead of this one:

https://replit.com/@alitighiouart/boilerplate-project-timestamp

I believe because the 2nd link isn’t a direct link to the running project, the testing suite could not run the tests correctly.

There should be a simple scan on those project link inputs to make sure that they are at least repl.co links.

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