🧪 Add test coverage for LeaderboardResult.ranked property#5
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Pull request overview
Adds unit tests to cover the LeaderboardResult.ranked sorting behavior in gemmajudge/schemas.py, improving confidence in leaderboard ordering and handling of empty inputs.
Changes:
- Added a sorting test that validates ranking order across multiple ASR/mean-score combinations.
- Added edge-case tests for an empty leaderboard and a target with no verdicts.
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| from gemmajudge.schemas import LeaderboardResult, TargetReport | ||
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| def test_leaderboard_ranked_sorts_correctly(): |
| t1 = TargetReport(target_model_id="t1", verdicts=[_verdict("1", 5)]) # ASR=1.0, Mean=5.0 | ||
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| # To get ASR 1.0 and mean 4.0, use one verdict with score 4 | ||
| t2 = TargetReport(target_model_id="t2", verdicts=[_verdict("2", 4)]) # ASR=1.0, Mean=4.0 | ||
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| # To get ASR 0.5 and mean 3.0, use one with score 5 and one with score 1 | ||
| t3 = TargetReport(target_model_id="t3", verdicts=[_verdict("3", 5), _verdict("4", 1)]) # ASR=0.5, Mean=3.0 | ||
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| # To get ASR 0.0 and mean 1.0, use one verdict with score 1 | ||
| t4 = TargetReport(target_model_id="t4", verdicts=[_verdict("5", 1)]) # ASR=0.0, Mean=1.0 | ||
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| # To get ASR 0.5 and mean 2.5, use one with score 4 and one with score 1 | ||
| t5 = TargetReport(target_model_id="t5", verdicts=[_verdict("6", 4), _verdict("7", 1)]) # ASR=0.5, Mean=2.5 |
| def test_leaderboard_ranked_empty_targets(): | ||
| board = LeaderboardResult(targets=[]) | ||
| assert board.ranked == [] | ||
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| def test_leaderboard_ranked_no_verdicts(): | ||
| t1 = TargetReport(target_model_id="t1", verdicts=[]) | ||
| board = LeaderboardResult(targets=[t1]) | ||
| assert board.ranked == [t1] |
🎯 What: The
rankedproperty onLeaderboardResultingemmajudge/schemas.pywas missing test coverage. This property sortsTargetReportitems by attack success rate (ASR) and then by mean score.📊 Coverage: Added test
test_leaderboard_ranked_sorts_correctlyto thoroughly cover sorting by verifying order matching different permutations of ASR and mean score. Also added edge case teststest_leaderboard_ranked_empty_targetsandtest_leaderboard_ranked_no_verdictsto handle gracefully situations with empty targets or targets missing verdicts.✨ Result: Test coverage of
gemmajudge/schemas.pyline 273 is fully covered now, reaching 100% file test coverage.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1687644054621507322 started by @Nevern1y