Here is a screenshot of what I saw, after I posted a response to my mentor’s comment. I refreshed the page, but it still says that it is my turn to respond…
Is this a bug?
Here is a screenshot of what I saw, after I posted a response to my mentor’s comment. I refreshed the page, but it still says that it is my turn to respond…
Is this a bug?
Hi everyone, I think this may well be a bug - the same shows on my profile.
4 comments from my side, two iterations and several days later I still haven’t heard anything from my mentor, whose initial answer had been very quick.
I suspect he may not even be aware I have done some work on the exercise or the mentoring due to the same bug.
Can anyone please look into this?
I just noticed the same thing, thought I’d check in the forum for an explanation for what to do.
(Here is my solution with the issue: Exercism)
Thanks for offering a solution. Unfortunately this is what I get from the link:
My guess is it leads to a non-public page?
I just noticed the very same behaviour. Someone kindly offered to mentor an exercise on the Haskell track, after a long time, asking if I’m still interested. I answered, but I get the “Your turn to respond” tag and never heard back from my mentor. My main concern is that they didn’t see a response at all, which would be a little rude. I’d just want to make sure the response was sent – they might not have time to answer, which is perfectly fine – but given the “your turn” message, it could not be the case.
If someone could look into it, that’d be great, thank you. The conversation in question is on Exercism.
It’s a mentor discussion, so it is probably not public, I’m guessing. Having the same issue myself, I’ve linked to a similar page – but I expect it wouldn’t be public to others than the mentor and I.
The «Your turn to respond» is a bug. As for me: I just haven’t gotten to it yet. Shortly after asking whether you were still interested a lot of other stuff dropped on my plate. Sorry to keep you hanging like this.
Thanks, good to hear it’s a minor bug. Don’t worry about “keeping me hanging”, not the case. Cheers.