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7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions tests/compass/test_spec_schema.py
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Expand Up @@ -811,12 +811,13 @@ def test_the_closed_schema_refuses_a_key_no_rule_names():

def test_the_reader_raises_the_first_refusal_the_walk_meets():
# Two unknown keys in one block, one before its fields and one after, so a
# reader that raised any later refusal names the other key.
# reader that raised any later refusal names the other key. The first key
# sorts last, so a walk in sorted order names the other key as well.
edited = document()
edited["device"] = {"first_knob": 1, **edited["device"], "last_knob": 2}
edited["device"] = {"zeta_knob": 1, **edited["device"], "alpha_knob": 2}
with pytest.raises(SpecRefusal) as refusal:
MachineSpec.from_mapping(edited)
assert "`device.first_knob`" in refusal.value.what
assert "`device.zeta_knob`" in refusal.value.what


# --- no defaults for the runtime constants -----------------------------------
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