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last test failing though requirement met
Hi,
As you can see the pod is started with the right name, right image+tag, the right port mapping but still not reporting as passed.
The command I used matched the solution
I've let it run for 15m without succes.
Cheers,
Wim-Jan
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no trailing spaces.
88/90/93 have an extra space, but that should be eaten by the shell
unless the script is looking at the commandline ?!?
82 doesnt have the extra space and also failed
I already moved on to the next exercises, but wanted to let you know (and readers of this forum)

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@Wim-Jan -
This is most likey an issue with the grading script. From the screenshot, it looks like things are named correctly. So it would appear it isn't seeing the container name as correct or the image tag. Again, the screenshot looks like what is expected. I also looked at how it checks the file and verifies from the script and it looks OK too. If you still have the command history, maybe check that your command to launch the container didn't have an extra space or something in there.
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no trailing spaces.
88/90/93 have an extra space, but that should be eaten by the shell
unless the script is looking at the commandline ?!?
82 doesnt have the extra space and also failed
I already moved on to the next exercises, but wanted to let you know (and readers of this forum)