fix: make SimpleFunction directory able to upload#628
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Could you please add a unit test showing the failing and (now) passing behavior?
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Thanks for your review. The vm.test.ts and vm.ts are updated to add a unit test which detect the assertion failed error in memory.ts when invalid property of the stack object are passed. |
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Closes #621
This PR will make SimpleFunction directory able to upload without the runtime error by returning empty array as the values property of the stack object, when the number of items on the stack for the current function frame is equal to or less than zero.