[python]: bad script fails wrong test about freecodecamp HOT 7 CLOSED

I'm going to need some more context. Which challenge is this and where is the code?

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Related to #52411

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@ojeytonwilliams this happen in all the new python curriculum

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Thanks @ieahleen 🚀

@ojeytonwilliams As also shown in #52411 , if I have a test assert.match(code, /a = 1/), but a Camper has a syntax/logic error in their Python:

a = 1
b =

The tests will fail, and the first hint text will be given to the Camper. That hint text could be You should have "a = 1" in your code (which it clearly does). So, the hint does not make sense.

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Thanks for clarifying, @ieahleen and @ShaunSHamilton. Is the desired behaviour: if the python script raises an exception, show a hint like "something went wrong in your python script, please see the console for more information"?

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Is the desired behaviour:

I would say we should have the option to:
a) Allow an invalid script to pass all tests (what if we want to show what happens with errors) - just test the code string
b) Manually check the code exceptions or not

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Closed by #53040

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