semver: parseRange doesn't throw with invalid input

[kt3k]

The below example doesn't throw a type error:

import { parseRange } from "@std/semver";
const range = parseRange("invalid");
console.log(range);

Instead it prints the below range object:

[
  [
    {
      operator: "<",
      major: 0,
      minor: 0,
      patch: 0,
      prerelease: [],
      build: []
    }
  ]
]

[JakeAve]

I've been looking at this and we can update it, but it makes another test case fail. How does this relate to the test case on:
https://github.com/denoland/deno_std/blob/083b63f428bc64cd45dcabda9b62c9d600805582/semver/parse_range_test.ts#L354-L365

[iuioiua]

Yes, that's expected. We'd have to tweak the parseRange() parse ranges of different kinds test to recognize thrown errors.

[kt3k]

I think parseRange('blerg') should throw

[iuioiua]

Clarifying my previous message, I meant changing tests is to be expected. I'm in agreement that parseRange("blerg") should throw.