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By Starswap, history, 2 months ago, In English

Hi MikeMirzayanov

Sorry to bother you. I am having trouble importing my problem from Polygon into Codeforces Mashups. The mashup in question is 549770 and I'm able to import the example A + B problem, but when I try to import my own problem from https://polygon.codeforces.com/p6DUiI7/hstarling/eerie-shadows-ukiepc-test I get Judgement Failed every time I try to submit to it, with the error Can't get problem for submission with id from repository. For example see submission 280973549. I see that someone else had a similar problem on https://www.reddit.com/r/codeforces/comments/1ffgfuk/issue_uploading_a_problem_from_polygon_to/. Is there a general problem with Polygon or are we just doing it wrong?

Hopefully you can help,

Thanks

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Also I tried following this tutorial (https://quangloc99.github.io/posts/polygon-codeforces-tutorial/) directly to generate the "extreme subtraction clone" that they explain how to make and had the same issue. (Mashup 549871)

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Is the language of your main correct solution set to "cpp.gcc14-64-msys2-g++23"?

Someone complained about it earlier, but it seems that if you set the main correct solution to C++23, you get Judgement Failed. I tried it out by making two identical copies of a problem and setting the language of the main correct solution of one to C++23. And indeed, judgment fails only on that one.

Try setting the language to C++20 and make a new package.

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    Ah ok that sounds like it could be the problem. Thanks for checking it. I'll try a bit later and get back to you.

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Please, try again.