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Fetch next exercise #1042

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marcesdan opened this issue Jun 5, 2022 · 5 comments
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Fetch next exercise #1042

marcesdan opened this issue Jun 5, 2022 · 5 comments

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@marcesdan
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Hi! Time ago you could fetch the next exercise through the CLI (or I dreamed it?)

It is currently possible to do it?

@miwojc
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miwojc commented Jun 6, 2022

it would be great if cli supported more than just download and submit, for example getting the recommended, locked, unlocked, easy, medium, hard exercises list so that one can download exercise and start working on it without using website...

@NobbZ
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NobbZ commented Jun 9, 2022

@marcesdan That has been years ago, during "v1", when there was an implied order of exercises.

This order was often understood as wrong/unfortunate/hard, so this has been weakened into dependency graphs that unlock many exercises after doing a single one.

So there is not single next exercise to do, but instead you have to choose from a pool of available exercises which you want to do next.

@miwojc
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miwojc commented Jun 9, 2022

there is not single next exercise to do

on python track i have a lot of 'available' exercises, but only one 'recommended' exercise. i was thinking it would be nice to: get a lit of exercises with cli and download the 'recommended' one without the need to go to the website.
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@danisztls
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It would be great if Exercism CLI tool supported this feature and I don't see any blocker. In between I wrote a Shell script to do the same. It downloads only unlocked exercises and ignore those that already exist locally.

https://github.com/danisztls/exercism/blob/main/get-exercises

@halfdan
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halfdan commented Nov 11, 2022

Seconding everything that was said before me. There may be no "next" exercise, but having the CLI provide me with filters that help me select the next exercise would be great.

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