Fix usage of message attr in Exception object#5
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In Python 3, the
messageattribute has been removed fromExceptionand we're expected to obtain its string representation by invokingstron it, eg.str(exc).In this case, since what's being captured is an
AssertionError, message becomes a list where the second element contains the message passed toassert.We can use
argsto access this which works on both Pythons.I've also added tests triggering this assertion condition by passing an invalid sourcemap.
Tests ran in Python 2.7
Tests ran in Python 3.10