🧪 [Test Improvement] Add coverage for _replace_parameters_brackets repl function#525
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Added test coverage for the `repl` nested method inside `_replace_parameters_brackets` in `bionetgen/modelapi/sympy_odes.py`. The new tests effectively test both standard, in-bounds inputs as well as out-of-bounds boundary conditions correctly handled by the `repl` helper method. Co-authored-by: akutuva21 <44119804+akutuva21@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What:
The inner function
replof_replace_parameters_bracketsinbionetgen/modelapi/sympy_odes.pywas previously untested. This function is responsible for regex replacements of array-like parameter references in mathematical expressions, handling both standard replacements and gracefully failing back top{idx}for out-of-bounds parameter references.📊 Coverage:
Added a new unit test,
test_replace_parameters_bracketsintests/test_sympy_odes.py. This test fully covers:replhandles explicitly).✨ Result:
The test suite now properly covers the parameter replacement logic, catching potential future bugs and ensuring robust and deterministic regex functionality for parsing mathematical equations. All tests, including the full suite run, pass successfully without regressions.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9136984088447531084 started by @akutuva21