Update turbo edits E2E snapshot for simplified error message#2384
Update turbo edits E2E snapshot for simplified error message#2384wwwillchen merged 1 commit intodyad-sh:mainfrom
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The search-replace error message no longer includes fuzzy match similarity percentage, simplifying the error output. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary of ChangesHello @wwwillchen, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request focuses on maintaining the accuracy of end-to-end tests by updating a snapshot. The necessity for this update stems from a recent modification to how error messages are presented, resulting in a more concise and user-friendly error output for search-replace operations. The change ensures that our automated tests correctly reflect the current system behavior without introducing new failures. Highlights
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This pull request successfully updates the E2E test snapshot to align with the new, simplified error message format for dyad-search-replace operations. The change correctly reflects the removal of fuzzy match similarity details from the user-facing error output.
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| "content": "There was an issue with the following `dyad-search-replace` tags. Make sure you use `dyad-read` to read the latest version of the file and then trying to do search & replace again.\n \nFile path: src/pages/Index.tsx\nError: Unable to apply search-replace to file because: Search block did not match any content in the target file. Best fuzzy match had similarity of 0.0% (threshold: 90.0%)" | ||
| "content": "There was an issue with the following `dyad-search-replace` tags. Make sure you use `dyad-read` to read the latest version of the file and then trying to do search & replace again.\n \nFile path: src/pages/Index.tsx\nError: Unable to apply search-replace to file because: Search block did not match any content in the target file." |
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The removal of the fuzzy match similarity percentage from this error message, while simplifying the output, might inadvertently remove valuable diagnostic context for users. For those debugging dyad-search-replace failures, details about how close a fuzzy match was (e.g., '0.0% similarity') can be crucial for understanding why a block didn't match. It might be beneficial to retain this information, perhaps in a collapsible detail section or a more concise format, to aid in troubleshooting.
Greptile OverviewGreptile SummaryUpdates the E2E test snapshot to align with the simplified search-replace error message format. The error message was simplified in PR #2367 when the fuzzy matching system was replaced with cascading exact matching. Key Changes:
Context: Confidence Score: 5/5
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Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Test as E2E Test
participant Agent as Turbo Edits Agent
participant Processor as Search Replace Processor
participant File as Target File
Test->>Agent: Send "tc=turbo-edits-v2-trigger-fallback"
Agent->>Processor: Attempt dyad-search-replace
Processor->>File: Try to match search block
File-->>Processor: No match found
Processor-->>Agent: Error: "Search block did not match any content"
Note over Processor: No fuzzy match % (simplified error)
Agent->>Test: Return error message (user role)
Agent->>Processor: Retry with dyad-read
Agent->>Processor: Fallback to dyad-write
Processor->>File: Write complete file content
File-->>Processor: Success
Processor-->>Agent: File updated
Agent-->>Test: Complete with fallback success
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Update the turbo edits E2E snapshot to match the new simplified search-replace error message. Removes the fuzzy match similarity percentage from the expected output so tests align with current behavior.
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