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Comparing Equal Objects: Unexpected Result
Equal.equals(Exit.succeed(1), Exit.succeed(1)) // <- false
Equal.equals(Exit.succeed(1), Exit.succeed(1)) // <- false
Is this by design
? This feels incorrect
. I would assume that these would be equal
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Equal.
equals
(Exit.
succeed
(
1
), Exit.
succeed
(
1
))
// <- false
Equal.
equals
(Exit.
succeed
(
1
), Exit.
succeed
(
1
))
// <- false
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