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Improve prior build error message #889
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If there is an error during the attempt of building a builtin prior (methods implemented in SpaceBuilder), the builder assumes the expression is not a builtin prior and then tries to create a scipy.stat prior which also fails. The error message is then that the name of the expression is not a valid prior. We should instead explicitly verify if the name of the prior is one that is builtin and then try to build it without silencing error messages. This way we get the correct error message for the prior.
self, dimbuilder | ||
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"""Build fails because ValueError happens on init of builtin prior.""" | ||
with pytest.raises(ValueError) as exc: |
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You could use the match
argument of raises
instead of checking if the value is in the exception message, I think.
(That might be only true for pytest.warns
though, not 100% sure).
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Indeed. This test is looking at two different parts of exc.value
however.
If there is an error during the attempt of building a builtin prior
(methods implemented in SpaceBuilder), the builder assumes the
expression is not a builtin prior and then tries to create a scipy.stat
prior which also fails. The error message is then that the name of the
expression is not a valid prior. We should instead explicitly verify if
the name of the prior is one that is builtin and then try to build it
without silencing error messages. This way we get the correct error
message for the prior.