Public bug reported:
Is.EqualTo should be using reference equality, however when it is of a
list type, it seems to be testing reference equality of the objects
inside (this is what CollectionAssert is for, I thought).
var dictionary1 = new Dictionary<Type, Type>();
var dictionary2 = new Dictionary<Type, Type>();
Assert.That(dictionary1, Is.EqualTo(dictionary2)); //Expect fail, but passes
Assert.IsTrue(dictionary1 == dictionary2); //Expect fail and fails.
** Affects: nunitv2
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1194270
Title:
Fluent Assert Is.EqualTo is acting like IsEquivalentTo
Status in NUnit V2 Test Framework:
New
Bug description:
Is.EqualTo should be using reference equality, however when it is of a
list type, it seems to be testing reference equality of the objects
inside (this is what CollectionAssert is for, I thought).
var dictionary1 = new Dictionary<Type, Type>();
var dictionary2 = new Dictionary<Type, Type>();
Assert.That(dictionary1, Is.EqualTo(dictionary2)); //Expect fail, but passes
Assert.IsTrue(dictionary1 == dictionary2); //Expect fail and fails.
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