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At 1:17 PM on Jan 8, 2008, Henryk Konsek wrote:
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Ruby Basic exam is ready to be stabilized but as far as I remember we've planned to make it not to count into the global knowledge rating. Does the platform supports such feature at this moment or should we left it in the beta stage?
Best regards.
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Re: What with the Ruby exam?
Hi Henryk,Yes, the platform does not supports it, you just have to edit the ExamTask and set the amount of knowlege point to 0.
I suggest that you set 1 knowledge point and release it (with a news?).
Kind regards.
John.