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A lot of exercise READMEs have instructions to run the 'debug' command if you get stuck. E.g. every exercise in Python: https://github.com/exercism/python/blob/a83f53697a1a213967838a78b86f2b358727d76f/exercises/etl/README.md#submitting-exercises We can update these, however in the website we pin people's solution to the HEAD SHA of the track repo at the time when they unlock the solution. So only people who have not already unlocked an exercise with the incorrect command would get the update. Adding 'debug' as an alias makes this 'just work'.
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I’m going to try and update the bash completion files this week to account for the new commands as it has a reference to a —debug which is no longer valid.
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A lot of exercise READMEs have instructions to run the 'debug'
command if you get stuck. E.g. every exercise in Python:
https://github.com/exercism/python/blob/a83f53697a1a213967838a78b86f2b358727d76f/exercises/etl/README.md#submitting-exercises
We can update these, however in the website we pin people's solution
to the HEAD SHA of the track repo at the time when they unlock the solution.
So only people who have not already unlocked an exercise with the incorrect
command would get the update.
Adding 'debug' as an alias makes this 'just work'.
Closes #664
Closes #626