bit checking order is reversed in tests #578
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I believe the tests for this exercise are written expecting we check the bits from right to left, not left to right as indicated here. `testShuffle1` and `testShuffle3` both pass regardless of which direction we go, but `testShuffle2` fails when going left to right.
If starting with leftmost is the correct behavior, then I believe `testShuffle2` should expect to get `("Purple", "Marigold", "Cyan")` instead of the `("Marigold", "Cyan", "Purple")` it currently wants (I could do a different PR with that change instead of this if that's the right thing).
I might also just be confused and it's correct as is!!
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Pinging @exercism/reviewers |
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Ah! My mistake, I failed to check existing PRs before opening this one. Apologies for the noise. @paiv, would you like me to close this? |
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I believe the tests for this exercise are written expecting we check the bits from right to left, not left to right as indicated here.
testShuffle1andtestShuffle3both pass regardless of which direction we go, buttestShuffle2fails when going left to right.If starting with leftmost is the correct behavior, then I believe
testShuffle2should expect to get("Purple", "Marigold", "Cyan")instead of the("Marigold", "Cyan", "Purple")it currently wants (I could do a different PR with that change instead of this if that's the right thing).I might also just be confused and it's correct as is!!