Add helpful message to assert in mypyc #12119
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thejcannon
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Seems reasonable, but really we shouldn't be hitting this assertion at all. Could you report a bug with an example that fails this assertion? |
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Done #12120 |
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Thanks, this seems useful till this is properly supported! |
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Description
I've been running
mypycon a codebase and hitting frequentAssertionErrorwith no helpful message. This change simply adds a helpful error message so the next fool who runs into this doesn't have to poke throughmypyccode to find out the problem.Test Plan
N/A (Should a test be added? I didn't see any failure tests for
irbuild🤔 )