def test_parser_fallback_raise_else():
    class RaiseNet(nn.Cell):
        def construct(self, x, z):
            if z >= 1:
                raise ValueError(f"The input can be {x}")
            else:
                return x + 1

    x = mutable(1)
    net = RaiseNet()

    with pytest.raises(ValueError) as e:
        net(x, 1)
    assert "The input can be 1" in str(e.value)

    assert net(x, 0) == 2

E       RuntimeError: Should not raise with variable under a constant condition.
E       
E       In file /home/jenkins-slave/workspace/mindspore_cpu_feature_opensource/MindSporeTest/parse/test_parser_fallback_sequence.py:504
E                       raise ValueError(f"The input can be {x}")
E                       ^
E       
E       ----------------------------------------------------
E       - The Traceback of Net Construct Code:
E       ----------------------------------------------------
E       The function call stack (See file '/home/jenkins-slave/workspace/mindspore_cpu_feature_opensource/MindSporeTest/parse/rank_0/om/analyze_fail.ir' for more details. Get instructions about `analyze_fail.ir` at https://www.mindspore.cn/search?inputValue=analyze_fail.ir):
E       # 0 In file /home/jenkins-slave/workspace/mindspore_cpu_feature_opensource/MindSporeTest/parse/test_parser_fallback_sequence.py:503
E                   if z >= 1:
E       # 1 In file /home/jenkins-slave/workspace/mindspore_cpu_feature_opensource/MindSporeTest/parse/test_parser_fallback_sequence.py:504
E                       raise ValueError(f"The input can be {x}")
E                       ^
E       
E       ----------------------------------------------------
E       - C++ Call Stack: (For framework developers)
E       ----------------------------------------------------
E       mindspore/ccsrc/pipeline/jit/static_analysis/prim.cc:2989 EvalPrim