@@ -716,7 +716,7 @@ def test_simulate_non_invalid_conclude_is_unseen_behavior(node, misaligned_node)
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def test_simulating_inherits_invalid_forced_status (node , misaligned_node ):
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assume (misaligned_node .ir_type != node .ir_type )
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- # we have some logic in DataTree.simulate_test_function to "peak ahead" and
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+ # we have some logic in DataTree.simulate_test_function to "peek ahead" and
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# make sure it simulates invalid nodes correctly. But if it does so without
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# respecting whether the invalid node was forced or not, and this simulation
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# is observed by an observer, this can cause flaky errors later due to a node
@@ -733,13 +733,13 @@ def test_function(ir_nodes):
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with pytest .raises (StopTest ):
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test_function ([node , misaligned_node ])
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- # (2) simulate an aligned tree. the datatree peaks ahead here using invalid_at
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+ # (2) simulate an aligned tree. the datatree peeks ahead here using invalid_at
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# due to (1).
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data = ConjectureData .for_ir_tree ([node , node ], observer = tree .new_observer ())
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with pytest .raises (PreviouslyUnseenBehaviour ):
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tree .simulate_test_function (data )
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# (3) run the same aligned tree without simulating. this uses the actual test
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# function's draw and forced value. This would flaky error if it did not match
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- # what the datatree peaked ahead with in (2).
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+ # what the datatree peeked ahead with in (2).
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test_function ([node , node ])
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