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iirc it's from @lively-kitchen-45586?🤔
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They are looking for remote folks too - https://hasjob.co/codecrafters.io/iu45y?b=1
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I tried the redis track from them and got incredibly frustrated that the only way to test my changes is to push a commit and have them run opaque tests.
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@witty-air-63049 what would have been your ideal approach? a cli experience? a vs-code addon that syncs on save?
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I understand the git thing, but it would be helpful to know what exact tests are running on a push so that I could figure out what I'm doing wrong.
I love the idea. I've been looking for something like this for a while. My only complaint is that I cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong because I haven't worked with redis directly before and I don't know what exact commands the tests are running.
l
Makes a lot of sense! So you're saying it's less about the friction of going through the git flow, and more about not knowing what the tests are running against
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Typically learners tend to gravitate towards choosing the tech they're familiar with, so I can see how this can be confusing. I'll see if we can potentially make the tests public (gotta think about the balance of how much of a "hint" we want to offer 🙂) Have you tried the git challenge meantime @witty-air-63049? might be worth a shot while i look into this!
w
Thanks! I'll try to play around with git instead.
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@witty-air-63049 fixed! https://github.com/codecrafters-io/redis-tester enjoy 🙂
It isn't clean / optimized for running locally, but you can read through the stages, solves your ask!
w
Thank you! 😄