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@andy1li andy1li commented Jun 5, 2025

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It's kinda hard to come up with an negative compound test case that's interesting, so how about two positive ones?

Since it's the last main stage, hopefully it's not too crazy.

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@andy1li andy1li requested a review from rohitpaulk June 5, 2025 21:24
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Let's simplify @andy1li - notes added

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{
Pattern: "a (cat|dog)",
Input: "a cow",
ExpectedExitCode: 1,
},
{
Pattern: "^((Buffalo|buffalo)[ ]?)+$",
Input: "Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo",
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Still seems super arcane @andy1li - I saw the link you shared and now remember it, but what we're looking for is something that a user is going to be happy to debug and figure out. If it seems like something that isn't "obvious" or something that they might not use in the real-world this is going to be frustrating for them.

I'll give you one example to get started (don't have to use this one, just to illustrate and I'm also not sure if all features used here are covered in previous stages):

I see 1 cat, 2 dogs and 3 cows
^I see (\d (cat|dog|apple)s?(, | and )?)+

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Makes sense!

Yep, all features are covered. (We just cannot use sentence-ending punctuations like . or ?, because we didn't introduce escaping.)

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Added note

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@andy1li andy1li merged commit 4743bcf into main Jun 9, 2025
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andy1li commented Jun 9, 2025

Thanks @cjon256 for the suggestion!

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