Miklos Vajna wrote:
I guess that is a should-not-happen category. parse_args() calls
setup_revisions(), and that will already die() if the argument is not a
valid object at all.
Then why do you have an if() guarding the code? In my opinion, you
should have an else-clause that die()s with an appropriate message.
Yes. If you would want, I could of course add test cases for two other
cases when we already errored out and now the error message is just
changed, but I don't think duplicating the error message strings from
the code to the testsuite is really wanted. :-)
Nope, I'd never suggest that: this is fine. What I meant is: you
should clarify that you're fixing a bug and adding a test to guard it,
in the commit message.