Implement test file reset functionality for SweBench#51
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Implement test file reset functionality for SweBench#51sarvanithin wants to merge 1 commit intowithmartian:mainfrom
sarvanithin wants to merge 1 commit intowithmartian:mainfrom
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- Implement _reset_test_files() to restore test files to original state - Uses git checkout to reset PASS_TO_PASS and FAIL_TO_PASS test files - Add DOCKER_WORKDIR import from swebench.harness.constants - Add proper error handling with logging and RuntimeError - Handle empty test file lists gracefully - Remove TODO comment - function now fully implemented This ensures tests are run against the original test suite, preventing agents from accidentally modifying tests and affecting evaluation.
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This ensures tests are run against the original test suite, preventing agents from accidentally modifying tests and affecting evaluation.