thesmallstar commented on a change in pull request #1099:
URL: https://github.com/apache/fineract/pull/1099#discussion_r443741923



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File path: 
fineract-provider/src/main/java/org/apache/fineract/accounting/glaccount/domain/TrialBalance.java
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@@ -100,8 +100,9 @@ public boolean equals(Object obj) {
         }
         TrialBalance other = (TrialBalance) obj;
         return Objects.equals(other.officeId, officeId) && 
Objects.equals(other.glAccountId, glAccountId)
-                && Objects.equals(other.amount, amount) && 
Objects.equals(other.entryDate, entryDate)
-                && Objects.equals(other.transactionDate, transactionDate) && 
Objects.equals(other.closingBalance, closingBalance);
+                && Objects.equals(other.amount, amount) && 
other.entryDate.compareTo(entryDate) == 0 ? Boolean.TRUE
+                        : Boolean.FALSE && 
other.transactionDate.compareTo(transactionDate) == 0 ? Boolean.TRUE

Review comment:
       Just curious about this:
   How is `other.entryDate.compareTo(entryDate) == 0 ? Boolean.TRUE: 
Boolean.FALSE`
   dIfferent from just  `other.entryDate.compareTo(entryDate) == 0 `  (In terms 
of end result) of the boolean?
   Is it because .equals returns Boolean.TRUE and not primitive data-type 
boolean?




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