Harden text parsers against malformed fuzz inputs - #1416
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Harden text parsers against malformed fuzz inputs
Jul 12, 2026
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Several whitespace-delimited loaders were still crashing on malformed freeform input instead of failing soft. In practice, blank lines, comment lines, and underspecified rows could trigger raw indexing/unpacking errors across multiple parser entry points.
Parser hardening
IndexError/ValueError.Formats covered
multiedgelistedgelistedgelist_with_edge_typesspin_edgelistmultiplex_edgesBehavioral correction
parse_edgelist_multi_types()now accepts 3-column rows (node1 node2 weight) without assuming a fourthedge_typefield.Regression coverage
Example of the now-supported soft-fail/default behavior: