Add additional test cases for pattern matching in test_match.py which fail today. #491
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This pull request focuses on enhancing the test coverage for the
test_match
andtest_match_any
functions in thetests/unit/utils/test_match.py
file. The changes introduce a variety of new test cases to ensure the matching logic is thoroughly validated.Enhancements to test coverage:
tests/unit/utils/test_match.py
: Added multiple new test cases totest_match
to cover various pattern matching scenarios, including folder paths, file extensions, and exclusion patterns.tests/unit/utils/test_match.py
: Added new test cases totest_match_any
to validate the matching logic with different patterns and inputs, including exception handling.Legal Boilerplate
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