Add test coverage for 'in' operator with tuple literals#512
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Add test coverage for 'in' operator with tuple literals
Feb 12, 2026
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inoperator with tuple literals was reported as broken but the fix already exists in master. Adding regression test.Changes
InOperatorBugTestvalidates matcher expressions like:Test Coverage
Validates the conversion pipeline:
r.obj in ('data2', 'data3')→include(tuple('data2', 'data3'), r.obj)The existing
Util.convertInSyntax()correctly handles the conversion for Aviator compatibility. This test ensures the behavior doesn't regress.Original prompt
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