Working on fixing up & adding some tests to JS, have some questions for you.

1. There is no current requirement for unique hashtags - for example, "#hey #hey" should return ["hey", "hey"], correct?
2. Must every character in a hashtag be alphabetic? Currently it's unclear if, say, "#abc1" would count as valid
3. If the hashtag comes immediately before punctuation ("hey, let's meet up in #london, sound good?"), does that invalidate the hashtag entirely?

Typical codewars description and test quality

for those wondering:
'#blue#red#yellow#green' return []

'' return []

incomprehensible tests.

Trouble with other test row 'this is an in#line hash'.

The test only tests the first item of the output. Which means, you can just match the first hashtag (if there's any) and pass all the tests.

Yeah, that caught me offguard too. The description needs to be tweaked.

expected 4 to equal 0 ???

• Ruby 3.0 should be enabled (Refer this & this for more detail)

Needs random tests

I'm having the same problem with this test.. if the 11th test is #blue#red#yellow#green, what is the expected result?

Expected: [], instead got: ["wha"]
I'm at a loss as to how to pass this test without knowing the input...

needs to add last test case

Test.assert_equals(get_hashtags("#123123123 #?"), [])

Did some reverse engineering, the 11th test is: #blue#red#yellow#green