"TERM environment variable not set." error occurs when I attempt to test code

[FranklinDai1]

I am in a python class and when I test my code using the test feature in Replit, I get the “TERM environment variable not set.” error. The shell returns “xterm-256color” when I enter “echo $TERM” and “printenv TERM”. As far as I know, does that not mean the local and environmental terminals are the same? If you could help resolve my issue, I would appreciate it.

[NateDhaliwal]

Hey, @FranklinDai1 welcome to the forums!

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[NateDhaliwal]

Hi @FranklinDai1 !
As the repl is in a team, we cannot see it.
Could you fork the repl and send the forked copy? Thanks!

[FranklinDai1]

https://replit.com/@FranklinDai1/Forked-Repl-Temp,
btw the code itself works perfectly fine

[NateDhaliwal]

Hi @FranklinDai1 !
Can you show a screen recording of the error you are experiencing (use the team repl)?
Thanks so much!
(Embed the video here, it’s easier than the link)

[FranklinDai1]

Sorry it says new users can’t upload videos so here’s a link Video Upload & Annotation - Gemoo

[FranklinDai1]

Sorry it says new users can’t upload videos, I tried using a link but the automatic spam filter temporarily hid it, so it might take a while before you can see the video.