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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion lib/plugins/leetcode.js
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Expand Up @@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ plugin.getCategoryProblems = function(category, cb) {
plugin.getProblem = function(problem, cb) {
log.debug('running leetcode.getProblem');
const user = session.getUser();
if (problem.locked && !user.paid) return cb('failed to load locked problem!');
//if (problem.locked && !user.paid) return cb('failed to load locked problem!');
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for non-premium user, what's the error now if fetching a locked question?

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It will show "[ERROR] failed to load problem! [0]" when non-premium user try to access locked problem.

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Cool, this works for me


const opts = makeOpts(config.sys.urls.problem_detail);
opts.headers.Origin = config.sys.urls.base;
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