🧪 Add test for runtime.validate ValueError fallback - #199
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🎯 What: The testing gap addressed: Missing error test for ValueError in runtime.validate 📊 Coverage: ValueError exception handling in runtime.validate is now covered. ✨ Result: The improvement in test coverage increases the reliability of the codebase.
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🎯 What: Added a missing error test for
ValueErrorfallback inruntime.validate. The change specifically targets verifying that aValueErrorraised by Rust is correctly caught and handled by calling the Python fallback logic.📊 Coverage: This covers the
ValueErrorexception handler fallback logic insidepymars/runtime.py.✨ Result: Enhanced test suite reliability by ensuring runtime validations operate smoothly on unexpected artifacts and safely fallback if Rust parsing fails on complex constraints or errors.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 8415108986394540820 started by @edithatogo