Hi, I have found an error in the testing code that may cause the code to crash on different seeds/starting parameters. In test_get_rank_time(), on line 103, the variable "size" is defined to be a random integer between 0 and SIZE inclusive. Later, on line 106, the function random.randint(1, len(runs)), where len(runs) = size (which can be zero). If size = 0, then on line 106, the function random.randint(1,0) is called, which will throw an error, regardless of what is in our code. Can we either (a) be assured that initial conditions will be chosen such that this error will not occur, and if it does occur, we will not be penalised, or (b) get the error fixed (for instance, by changing line 103 to size = random.randint(1, SIZE) )? Thanks very much!

my code is passing all tests until i change the size variable to under ~ 90 in the testing program do you think that this could be why? because before when i tested i was having failures but no errors until size was lower then 10.now I'm unsure if it is due to the code or what has been explained above.

I was having a similar issue, with errors from test_submit_run() when either RUNS > 83, because then size <= 1. It was an AttributeError: 'NoneType'. I had to correct the sorting algorithm to make sure that if len(runs) <= 1, it would return runs (as it is already sorted). My error was specifically because I had just written `return` and not `return runs`, so it was NoneType. When it is running more tests, it is more likely to encounter a situation that the code no longer works. This is why it was only working for RUNS <= 83, because after that, size would be 1, so the error would occur. I was able to identify this by adding `try... except...` and printing size when the error occurred. I am now passing all tests with the new version (27 March 2024 4:05PM) of test_speedrunning.py