Cleanup python run_fuzzer#59
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thanks! A couple of questions
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| print(f"last statement {last_statement} produces no error") | ||
| if fuzzer_helper.is_internal_error(stderr) and len(expected_error) > 0: | ||
| if returncode < 0 or fuzzer_helper.is_internal_error(stderr): |
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can return code be less than 0?
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yes, this might happen in case of a crash, see:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html#subprocess.CompletedProcess.returncode
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expected_errordoes not exist in functionrun_queries_until_crash_mpsanitize_error()- it was removed in 1f4773a , but it is still useful, since the stack trace needs to be sanitized different from the actual error msg.get_internal_exception_msg()to isolate the actual internal exception error. In case of a multi statement it can be somewhere in the middle of the stderr output (e.g. preceded by 'harmless' Binder errors, and followed by the stack trace.)