iamsanjay commented on PR #13198:
URL: https://github.com/apache/lucene/pull/13198#issuecomment-2046550816
> @iamsanjay - thank you for working on this! I merged #12966, which should
mean the original test failure is fixed. Do you want to verify that all is
working as expected now?
I tried running below test case which will only test two values [0,1], and
it's failing.
```
public void testBoundaryCases() throws Exception {
final float[] boundaryCases = new float[] {0, 1};
doTestDifferentValueRanges(() ->
boundaryCases[random().nextInt(boundaryCases.length)]);
}
```
You can also use this pull request, only remove the fix in check result
method, to reproduce it. The idea is to check for only 0 and 1. Because in
existing case we are getting values from random.nextFloat which makes it almost
impossible to generate zeroes or ones.
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