Circular buffer in C problem when submitting

Exercism 48in24
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I am not sure what is going on. I do make test at the command line under WSL and my code passes all tests.

I submit it and the first problem I ran into is I could not get the .h file to submit. So I went to the web page and block and copied itinto the .h tab. Then I ran the tests.

3 tests of the 14 tests faile when I run on the web. All 14 pass on my WSL. I get no warnings and no errors and all tests pass. Can anyone who is an admin take a look and see what is going on?

Also since I will be doing more C exercises can someone tell me what the correct way is to submit from the commandline? I have tried the following:

exercism submit bla.c
exercism submit blah.h

then I tried
exercism submit blah.c blah.h

Both act like they work but the header file never showed up.

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Another question I have is there a way to get the original files after I have editted? The reason I am asking is maybe when I was removing ignore I messed up the test files. I don’t think I did and they all look good but I am grasping for a straw on why this is not working.

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Ok I found that the tests pass but the memory tests fail on the three that they fail on here. I am not sure why that is. I am working on it.
I still have the question on how to correctly submit both the .h and .c files.

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You can reset the exercise on the website via the ... on the top right of the exercise page. You can then redownload using exercism download --force

The recommended approach to submitting is exercism submit without any explicit filenames. That will submit all the expected files.

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Thanks. That will make things easier. AS for the other problem I was having it was me sigh. I didn’t know to run the memcheck before submitting. Now that I ran the mem check and fixed all the problems I completed this one. Do I remove this topic? Can I remove this topic? Should I remove it? Anyway Exercism is a lot of fun even for an old coder like me.

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You can mark a post as the solution. Please don’t delete questions with solutions. Resolved questions can guide future students.