The project is working as expected, but there are two tests that are not validating.
How can this be resolved?
###Your project link(s)
solution: GitHub - 4ndre-pire5/number_guessing_game
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Number Guessing Game - Build a Number Guessing Game
while true
do
read PLAYER_GUESS
if [[ "$PLAYER_GUESS" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]
then
break
else
echo -e "\nThat is not an integer, guess again:"
fi
done
It doesn’t appear that you are counting invalid guesses. But it is expected that you count them in the total number of guesses.
Hello my friend,
I hope you’re doing well! 
I’ve been stuck for the past three days trying to get these tutorials working, haha. I managed to fix most issues thanks to your helpful answers to others — really appreciate that!
However, at the end of the tutorial, Tom (the course developer) said that when you reach the end and CodeRoad tells you to open a new tutorial, you should:
1.
Open the Command Palette,
2.
Run Dev Container: Rebuild Container,
3.
(Note: just “Rebuild”, not “Rebuild and Reopen”).
I followed those steps, but after rebuilding, when I opened CodeRoad again, it still showed me the last step of the previous tutorial instead of starting fresh.
I found a temporary fix by deleting everything from Docker, copying the rdb folder to a new directory (like rdb2), and then rebuilding again. That works, but it takes a long time — about 45 minutes to an hour — and uses a lot of internet data.
So my question is:
Is there any easier way to start a new CodeRoad tutorial without deleting and rebuilding everything from scratch?
Or do I have to go through that full process each time?
Thank you so much in advance for your help and for always supporting us! 
You are on windows, so that is the only way that I know of on windows (why does it use internet traffic? You are copying the directory locally from one path to another right?)
If you don’t want to develop locally you can GitHub codespaces
it uses inter net when building the docker image when downloading from the ubunto, this is it , i will try with gitpod maybe or maybe github code spaces as you said
man, what a greate idea, i have the student pack then i can use it, i opened it imagin, it opened in just about 1 min only when i was in my computer it was taking around an hour lol, really thank you so much for your greate help, and good luck, have a nice day and, as allways, happy coding
I didn’t find any requests to count invalid guesses in the tasks.
Attached are the tasks that were validated and the only two that aren’t being validated.
can you confirm you’ve fixed the code for the guesses? (your repo still has the old code)
I cannot help with the commit messages as those are to be checked on your system.
If you want you can share your full git log.
I restarted the project.
There was a commit with the wrong label.
And there was also a spelling error that was preventing it from passing the test.
After these fixes, I successfully completed the project.
