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Introduce Comprehensive Pathological Unit Tests for Issue #14409 #14459
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Looks good, up to a couple comments/questions.
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@aocsa since this PR isn't detecting any critical issues, could you rebase on branch-24.02? We are no longer making new changes on 23.12 at this stage. |
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Generally looks great, thanks! I have a few suggestions to clean things up a bit then we should be good to go.
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@aocsa I'm not sure what you're asking, but you seem to have already done what's needed! I see that you've rebased your branch on 24.02. The only other thing that was needed was changing the base branch for the PR, which I have done. |
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Thank you!
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I think this is ready to be merged, right? |
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Description
This PR addresses the issue at #14409. I would like to propose the addition of unit tests that involve scenarios like having 100 or 1000 elements in a tree, reaching 100 levels of depth, with diferent data types and similar stress tests. The purpose of these tests is to conduct comprehensive testing and stress the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST), ultimately aiding in the identification and resolution of any potential issues.
By introducing these pathological tests, we aim to ensure the robustness and reliability of our codebase. These tests can help us uncover edge cases and performance bottlenecks that might otherwise go unnoticed.
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