1- When working on this course, you should switch your computer’s language to English (United States) just in case your language setting is not supported.
2- test runner failed means that you have not provided the expected code or action. What can you show us so we can confirm this?
ps. close the tab marked Introduction. Then right click on the tab for fortune.sh and choose the option to split it to the left. That way your code is on the left and the instructions can remain on the right hand side. This makes it easier to work and also to show us a screenshot with relevant information.
is this the file after your changes?
Can you click Reset so that it resets the file contents back and take a screenshot of that to show me? Do not try to edit the file after you click Reset. Just take a screenshot and show it here and wait for further instructions.
thanks
After Reset file didn’t change at all and Test Runner Failed still occurs.
sorry, please clarify, after Reset, the file still contains the changes you made?
Yes, it contains the change I’ve made, it’s still exactly the same as the previous screenshot.
did you reset by clicking on the Reset button? or some other way?
Clicked on Reset button.
when i look at the first screen shot you shared and the 2nd one you shared, i noticed there’s a yellow warning symbol next to the word Bash in the terminal area.
Does clicking that show any message?
ok, can you try this:
click on OUTPUT in the terminal menu area
this will switch tabs to show the output area
next, on the right side of the terminal area, there’s a drop down button that has a list of stuff, choose CodeRoad from that list.
next, see if there is any errors or output there.
If nothing, click on Run , then check this output area again
Please report what you see by copying and pasting the full output here.
Try closing the terminal, then click reset.
Then open a new terminal. Then click run and check the output of the CodeRoad logs again.
Then if nothing, try manually running this command:
./.freeCodeCamp/test.sh
Hopefully it produces some output you can share here.
Please also check the changes in the git area (that’s the one that looks like a branch icon on the left) and comparing the files .cwd to the previous version as well as the file .next_command.sh to the previous version as they both are showing that they have been modified so I can curious what changed in them.
First procedure: no logs in Output
Second procedure (manual command): no logs in Output, this in terminal:
and this about the git area:
It’s ok, I don’t want to make you waste more time, I suppose this is not mandatory for certifcation, I can go on and maybe restart this lab when I’ll be in the mood.
immediate after running the test.sh, run echo $? to see the output value.
