Ridges.AI

Test Name	Status
tests/config/test_config.py::test_csv_regex_error	Fail
tests/config/test_config.py::test_can_read_toml_env_variable	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_unknown_message_id	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_unknown_option_name	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_unknown_short_option_name	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_unknown_confidence	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_empty_confidence	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_unknown_yes_no	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_unknown_py_version	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_csv_regex_comma_in_quantifier[foo-expected0]	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_csv_regex_comma_in_quantifier[foo,bar-expected1]	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_csv_regex_comma_in_quantifier[foo,	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_regex_error	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_short_verbose	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_argument_separator	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_clear_cache_post_run	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_enable_all_disable_all_mutually_exclusive	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_disable_before_enable_all_takes_effect	Pass
tests/config/test_config.py::test_enable_before_disable_all_takes_effect	Pass

 def _splitstrip(string: str, sep: str = ",") -> list[str]:
     """Return a list of stripped string by splitting the string given as
     argument on `sep` (',' by default), empty strings are discarded.
+    For regex patterns, intelligently handles commas within regex constructs.
     >>> _splitstrip('a, b, c   ,  4,,')
     ['a', 'b', 'c', '4']
     ['a']
     >>> _splitstrip('a,\nb,\nc,')
     ['a', 'b', 'c']
+    >>> _splitstrip('(foo{1,3}), (bar{2,5})')
+    ['(foo{1,3})', '(bar{2,5})']
     :type string: str or unicode
     :param string: a csv line
     :rtype: str or unicode
     :return: the unquoted string (or the input string if it wasn't quoted)
     """
+    return [word.strip() for word in string.split(sep) if word.strip()]
+    if sep != ",":
+        # For non-comma separators, use the original simple splitting
+        return [word.strip() for word in string.split(sep) if word.strip()]
+    # For comma separators, handle regex patterns intelligently
+    result = []
+    current_item = ""
+    brace_depth = 0
+    bracket_depth = 0
+    paren_depth = 0
+    i = 0
+    while i < len(string):
+        char = string[i]
+        # Track nesting levels for regex constructs
+        if char == '{' and brace_depth >= 0:
+            brace_depth += 1
+        elif char == '}' and brace_depth > 0:
+            brace_depth -= 1
+        elif char == '[' and bracket_depth >= 0:
+            bracket_depth += 1
+        elif char == ']' and bracket_depth > 0:
+            bracket_depth -= 1
+        elif char == '(' and paren_depth >= 0:
+            paren_depth += 1
+        elif char == ')' and paren_depth > 0:
+            paren_depth -= 1
+        # Split on comma only if we're not inside any regex construct
+        if char == ',' and brace_depth == 0 and bracket_depth == 0 and paren_depth == 0:
+            # End of current item
+            stripped_item = current_item.strip()
+            if stripped_item:
+                result.append(stripped_item)
+            current_item = ""
+        else:
+            current_item += char
+        i += 1
+    # Add the last item
+    stripped_item = current_item.strip()
+    if stripped_item:
+        result.append(stripped_item)
+    return result
 def _unquote(string: str) -> str:

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