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Updated `tests/unit/cli/test_parse_filters.py` to catch specific `typer.Exit` exceptions and assert on `code=1` rather than catching the generic `Exception` base class. This avoids the "silent failure" test anti-pattern where a test might pass due to an unrelated error such as a syntax error or bug inside the `try` block. Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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π Vulnerability: The tests for
parse_filter_argswere catching the genericExceptionbase class. This creates a "silent failure" test anti-pattern, where the test could pass for an entirely incorrect reason (like a syntax error or a typo within the test body), masking real bugs.π‘οΈ Defense: Modified
tests/unit/cli/test_parse_filters.pyto specifically catchtyper.Exitand strictly assert that theexit_codeequals1.π¬ Verification: You can run this test in isolation with
poetry run pytest tests/unit/cli/test_parse_filters.py. I also performed a mutation test by temporarily returningcode=2in the source file, which caused the test to successfully fail.π Impact: Increases test suite reliability and confidence by ensuring the application fails exactly how and where it is expected to fail.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 15076206366222710739 started by @fderuiter