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Hello,

I am familiar with the Linux terminal.
Yesterday I cp footer.jpeg images

camper: /project$ cd website/
camper: /website$ ls
CodeAlly.svg  CodeRoad.svg  footer.jpeg  freeCodeCamp.svg  header.png  images  index.html  index.js  lato.font  menlo.font  roboto.font  styles.css
camper: /website$ cp header.png images
camper: /website$ cp footer.jpeg images/
camper: /website$ cd images/
camper: /images$ ls
background.jpg  footer.jpeg  header.png
camper: /images$ cd ..
camper: /website$ ls
CodeAlly.svg  CodeRoad.svg  footer.jpeg  freeCodeCamp.svg  header.png  images  index.html  index.js  lato.font  menlo.font  roboto.font  styles.css
camper: /website$ rm header.png
camper: /website$ rm footer.jpeg 

With the challenges complete, I closed my session (system shutdown), and returned today to continue, but the task to rm footer.jpeg is still there. Of course, footer.jpeg is not there to copy; the test fails. How can I progress?

I tried recreating footer.jpeg and removing it again, but that did not work. The challenge remains. Will clicking ‘Reset’ reset the entire course to zero progress or just reset the current task?

camper: /website$ ls
CodeAlly.svg  CodeRoad.svg  freeCodeCamp.svg  images  index.html  index.js  lato.font  menlo.font  roboto.font  styles.css
camper: /website$ ls images/
background.jpg  footer.jpeg  header.png
camper: /website$ touch footer.jpeg
camper: /website$ rm footer.jpeg

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Thank you,
Lee

Very odd.
The commands, touch footer.jpg, followed by rm footer.jpg worked just now but didn’t earlier.

I thought the problem was solved, but on the majority of lessons I see the ‘tests should pass’ warning, even with simple tasks, such as, ls and find.

I have been closing codeRoad and restarting it, which often solves the problem, but then the popup to move on does not display unless I click the button.

Sometimes, there is a problem with commits, where ‘they’ have deleted it.

When in the ‘Version Control’ tab, I click the + next to the file name that has been struck trough and has a red ‘D’, confirm to delete it, and then commit it. The issue with ‘tests must pass’ goes away. It does come back again at a later time, but at least I can get through several of those lessons before it does.