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I have 2 hashes, both with a "created_at" attribute, they are the same, however, that's the behavior I get from the gem when I try to compare both:
[1] > new[:created_at] => "2017-08-28T12:12:22.760Z" [2] > current[:created_at] => "2017-08-28T12:12:22.760Z" [3] > current[:created_at] == new[:created_at] => true [4] > HashDiff.diff(new, current) => [["~", "created_at", "2017-08-28T12:12:22.760Z", "2017-08-28T12:12:22.760Z"]]
The timestamps are serialized the same way, but one is a string and the other is a time.
Eitherway, if the comparinson is not strict we should declare as equal.
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I have 2 hashes, both with a "created_at" attribute, they are the same, however, that's the behavior I get from the gem when I try to compare both:
Update - 29/08
The timestamps are serialized the same way, but one is a string and the other is a time.
Eitherway, if the comparinson is not strict we should declare as equal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: