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Occasionally Gemini truncates the response on the class= sequence. These changes ignore such responses to reduce noise from the results.

Occasionally Gemini truncates the response on the `class=` sequence. These changes ignore such responses to reduce noise from the results.
// Consider these cases as invalid so they don't influence the results.
return (
files.length === 0 ||
!files.some((file) => file.code.trim().endsWith('class='))
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This makes sense to treat as "invalid", but two questions:

  • Wouldn't such output result in a failed build etc anyway?
  • This seems Angular specific? how can other frameworks configure this?

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  1. If there's an API error, we ignore the full run further down so these won't show up at all.
  2. It's basically a no-op for other frameworks so I figured that we don't really need to configure it.

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I see, for (2) I was thinking other frameworks might see same issues and want to "error out gracefully" then. We can always follow up on this

@crisbeto crisbeto merged commit 8ec4883 into angular:main Sep 30, 2025
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