Error in Readme.md

[melston]

In the description of how to run a single test you have

    gradle :fpinkotlin-advancedlisthandling-exercises:test --tests com.fpinkotlin.advancedlisthandling.exercise01.ListTest

However, when I run this command without making any modifications to the projects (don't implement the required functionality) I don't get an error. Apparently, this is because the given test doesn't exist. If, instead, I run:

    gradle :fpinkotlin-advancedlisthandling-exercises:test --tests com.fpinkotlin.advancedlisthandling.exercise02.ListTest

I do, indeed, see an error (note the use of exercise02 instead of exercise01).

[pysaumont]

Hi Mark,

Thank you for spotting this error. The test in the exercise module was using the wrong function (length instead of lengthMemoized. This is now fixed.

[melston]

Thanks, it now works as expected.

BTW, I am a TDE on the book. It is good to be working with you again. I learned a lot on FP in Java. It was sometimes frustratingly difficult but always worth the effort. I have recommended it to a colleague and he is working his way through it as well.

Something to be aware of is that something is now broken in the latest IntelliJ versions. For some reason the gradle integration has been broken so it is now unusable. See this issue. Gradle still works from the command-line, though it has to be the installed gradle and not the gradlew.bat file for some reason.

[pysaumont]

Good to be working with you again! I had no problem with IntelliJ/Gradle until now, but I don't use the EAP versions.

[melston]

I just got a reply on the bug I submitted with IntelliJ. The solution was to not use the default project setting in Idea (use the gradle wrapper) but to use an installed version of Gradle. I have Gradle 4.3.1 installed and using that works fine. There is some problem with the gradle wrapper included with the project as I can't use it from the command-line, either. You might consider regenerating the wrapper to use a newer version of gradle. mark

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