Compilation error message fix for local variable name that is also FieldSet constant #1552
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… same name as a FieldSet constant This fixes #1512
VascoSch92
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You can use pytest.raises(Exception). It is a much easier way to test that the code raise exception.
Thanks for the tip, @VascoSch92!
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Co-authored-by: Vasco Schiavo <115561717+VascoSch92@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixing the compilation error message when a local Kernel variable has same name as a FieldSet constant
This fixes #1512