Enumeration time is quite long the more you progress

[DEberhardt]

First of all, thank you for making and supporting this module. I am loving it and continue to learnings of Pester & PowerShell 😄

Describe "Functionality"

When running Show-Karma, it enumerates through all Koans to find where it throws, then displays this as the next step.

Context "Private or Public? What are the use cases? Parameters? Options?"

When doing them over a long period of time, some results (like Number of Modules, Functions, etc.) can change, prompting you to have to redo some Koans (having to update some values). This isn't bad, but once solved, should it test again for all?

Context "Additional Information"

The further you progress, the longer the command will run. I am on 307 now and execution time is now at 3-5mins.

 David  C:\                                                            13:37:51
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 David  C:\                                                            13:44:33
❯ Show-Karma
[... removed VariableNotRemovableRare and Modules_NoModulesRemoved error messages ...]
    Welcome, seeker of enlightenment.
    Let us observe your karma...

Describing "Redirection Operators" has damaged your karma.

    You have not yet reached enlightenment.
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 David  C:\                                                            13:47:55
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Don't know if this is intentional, but I loved the interaction on earlier Koans that was a kind of "instant-karma" (maybe it is just the times that requires things to go faster all the time...^^)

Can they be marked as solved to not having to re-test them every time?

[vexx32]

That's an interesting question... I suppose there could be a way to do that, aye. Don't know how exactly it would look, but it's probably doable.

[indented-automation]

Could hash and cache... I don't mind putting a prototype together.

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