exceptions.py: sort set of expected things to get deterministic result#1575
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erezsh merged 1 commit intolark-parser:masterfrom Mar 6, 2026
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exceptions.py: sort set of expected things to get deterministic result#1575erezsh merged 1 commit intolark-parser:masterfrom
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Currently expected tokens are stored in a set, and because of that the order they appear in error message is unstable - different runs may produce different orderings. Here I sort the set of expected tokens, so that the order is guaranteed to be stable between runs.
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Currently expected tokens are stored in a set, and because of that the order they appear in error message is unstable - different runs may produce different orderings.
Here I sort the set of expected tokens, so that the order is guaranteed to be stable between runs.