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I realized once I copied the stub to all exercises, that they weren't executable. I think we fixed our tests, so that none of them require an executable script, but that might not be the case.

I remember a lot of frustration the first time I came across a test requiring an executable solution script. BATS doesn't give a good error message for this.


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guygastineau commented Aug 4, 2019

@kotp It won't show any changes here, but it does say it is executable now.

I just wanted someone else to see it before this trivial change is merged 😄

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@glennj @IsaacG

A simple confirmation from either of you would also suffice.

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Thank you.

@guygastineau guygastineau merged commit 537de6b into exercism:master Aug 4, 2019
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kotp commented Aug 4, 2019

@kotp It won't show any changes here, but it does say it is executable now.

Not true, it shows:

100644 → 100755 as expected.

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Ah, I see.

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