Field boundary finding logic issues #28
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…busy exhausted loop when user code calls `continue` and an error when user code calls `break` when an empty field data chunk is encountered.
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I first wrote these tests as integration tests. But I converted them to unit tests since it looks like the repo has zero integration tests. If you want these as integration tests instead, please let me know. |
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Added unit tests that prove that the current field boundary finding logic causes a busy exhausted loop when user code calls
continueand an error when user code callsbreakwhen an empty field data chunk is encountered.More detailed explanation in issue Field boundary finding logic causes a busy exhausted loop.