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PR Type

Enhancement, Tests


Description

  • Add JAX arrays comparison support

  • Introduce HAS_JAX import flag

  • Extend comparator for jax.Array with allclose

  • Provide comprehensive JAX array tests


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flowchart LR
  A["comparator(orig, new)"]
  B["HAS_JAX and orig is jax.Array?"]
  C["Check dtype, shape, allclose"]
  D["Fallback to existing logic"]
  A --> B
  B -- "yes" --> C
  B -- "no" --> D
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Enhancement
comparator.py
Add JAX array comparison branch                                                   

codeflash/verification/comparator.py

  • Import jax and jax.numpy with HAS_JAX flag
  • Add branch for jax.Array comparison
  • Compare dtype, shape, allclose with NaN support
+15/-0   
Tests
test_comparator.py
Add comprehensive JAX comparator tests                                     

tests/test_comparator.py

  • Add test_jax with skip if missing JAX
  • Cover scalar, multi-dimensional arrays
  • Test dtype, shape, NaN, infinity, complex, boolean
+75/-0   

Signed-off-by: Saurabh Misra <[email protected]>
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Instance Type Check

When handling JAX arrays, the code only checks orig is jax.Array but does not verify new is also a JAX array, which can lead to attribute errors or incorrect fallthrough behavior. Ensure both operands are JAX arrays before applying JAX-specific comparison logic.

if HAS_JAX and isinstance(orig, jax.Array):
    if orig.dtype != new.dtype:
        return False
    if orig.shape != new.shape:
        return False
    return bool(jnp.allclose(orig, new, equal_nan=True))

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Possible issue
Extract boolean with item()

Use .item() to extract a Python boolean scalar from the JAX boolean array result
instead of relying on bool(), which can raise ambiguity errors. This ensures a clean
and reliable boolean return.

codeflash/verification/comparator.py [122]

-return bool(jnp.allclose(orig, new, equal_nan=True))
+return jnp.allclose(orig, new, equal_nan=True).item()
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

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Why: Using .item() converts the JAX boolean array to a Python bool reliably and avoids ambiguous truth-value errors with bool().

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Add new instance type check

Include a check that new is also a JAX array to avoid comparing incompatible types
and potential attribute errors. Mirror the guard used for orig to ensure both inputs
are JAX arrays.

codeflash/verification/comparator.py [117]

-if HAS_JAX and isinstance(orig, jax.Array):
+if HAS_JAX and isinstance(orig, jax.Array) and isinstance(new, jax.Array):
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

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Why: Checking both orig and new for jax.Array prevents attribute errors when comparing non-JAX types and improves type safety.

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@misrasaurabh1 misrasaurabh1 enabled auto-merge July 25, 2025 20:18
@misrasaurabh1 misrasaurabh1 merged commit 47e29ec into main Jul 25, 2025
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