Stephan Lukasczyk

Thank you for your contribution, I'll merge this with the next release of Pynguin.

Hi @MarineChap , I guess the conclusion of dead code was done by looking at the source code, not only on the byte code/the program-graph nodes generated by Pynguin. When...

You're welcome. Would you mind to share the code you're trying to run Pynguin on? From what you wrote it sounds like you want to generate tests for a generator...

Dear @kbaikov , Thank you for your interest in Pynguin and for bringing this up. I agree with your example that the test would be much cleaner and more readable...

Hi, Thank you for your interest in Pynguin. From your description it is difficult to tell, what the exact issue is. Could you please elaborate a bit? Best would be,...

Hi, A minimal example (or if possible the original code) would be very helpful. The command line and also the change to the Dockerfile seem reasonable, hence I assume it...

Hi Jonas, Sorry for the late reply, I finally managed to dig into this a bit. First of all, thank you for the minimal example. I've now investigated on this...

Hi Jonas, Thank you for the code snippet. Without further investigation, I have an assumption for `test_case_0`: When Pynguin generates test cases it basically adds/remotes/mutates statements. Afterwards, it executes them....

Dear @tovmeod , Thank you for your interest in Pynguin. Unfortunately, I've a very tight schedule this week, thus I'll not be able to look into your report this week....

Dear @tovmeod , I have tried to replicate the issue using your given command line and Pynguin 0.25.2 (the latest release). Unfortunately, I was not successful in replicating. Pynguin yielded...