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How do you compare two objects using Assert?
In general if you are comparing two objects and you want to have value based equality you must override the Equals method. Assert. AreEqual in xUnit on . NET will check if the objects are identical however object identity is different from value equallity it would seem you are looking for value equality.
How do I compare two DTO in Java?
Java equals() Method. The equals() method of the Object class compare the equality of two objects. The two objects will be equal if they share the same memory address.
What is FluentAssertions?
FluentAssertions is an alternative assertion library for unit tests, to use instead of the methods in Assert class that Microsoft provides. It has much better support for exceptions and some other stuff that improves readability and makes it easier to produce tests.
Why are assertions fluent?
Fluent Assertions is a set of . NET extension methods that allow you to more naturally specify the expected outcome of a TDD or BDD-style unit test. This brings a lot of extension methods into the current scope. For example, to verify that a string begins, ends and contains a particular phrase.
When to use fluent assertions in an object?
To determine whether Fluent Assertions should recurs into an object’s properties or fields, it needs to understand what types have value semantics and what types should be treated as reference types. The default behavior is to treat every type that overrides Object.Equals as an object that was designed to have value semantics.
How to avoid infinite recursion in fluent assertions?
The comparison is recursive by default. To avoid infinite recursion, Fluent Assertions will recurse up to 10 levels deep by default, but if you want to force it to go as deep as possible, use the AllowingInfiniteRecursion option. On the other hand, if you want to disable recursion, just use this option: orderDto.
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