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Enforce matching type #4161
Enforce matching type #4161
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Maybe this is a FIXME, but if we're picking samples at random it could make it hard to repro a test failure. We should somehow make it so tests with specific samples can be re-run in the event that the test fails.
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Right. The samples are random so that the test doesn't cover a fixed set of start vertices but I do agree it makes it hard to debug. Perhaps we can add a print those start_vertices for debugging purposes? I added a FIXME regarding this.