Hi, I am working on the Mastermind problem, and have been able to build fully functional code using the skeleton outlined in the instructions. I have tested out the code and found it to function as I would expect, however I get the following error message for the #get_guess spec:
Any idea why this is happening? Based on my google searches, it sounds like the spec might be trying to access some file that doesn’t exist? I re-downloaded the project as I thought I might have erroneously deleted something in the spec file when I initially worked on it, but when I copy and pasted my code into the newly downloaded file, I got the same error. Probably going to submit the code anyway since I can see that it functions properly, but would like to understand what is causing this error, and how it can be fixed.
Hey, thanks for the reply - this actually came up in the discussion chat and the tests pass fine if I drop the ‘–color’ tag when i run the RSPEC tests. My code is using Code::parse on the user input. Seems like it’s just something weird about the --color tag that confuses the test.
I believe it happens because it’s reading the arguments after the RSPEC directory/file/line arguments as standard input. It only seems to happen when the RSPEC file has $stdin in it, like on line:139 of mastermind_spec.rb.
