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fix: Strict equality for errors and throws custom classes #13607
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return a.message == b.message; | ||
// Compare just error messages only if not strict check | ||
if (!strictCheck) return a.message == b.message; | ||
if (a.message != b.message) return false; |
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this seems somewhat odd to me - should we stop comparing Errors unless their message matches? Is the thought that we want to treat that as any other objects?
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With the previous implementation, the discriminant determining Error
s equality was only the message
field.
With this implementation, you compare only the messages for non-strict equality, and you treat the two objects as any other object for strict equality checks.
It probably depends on how you think strict equality should be intended for Error
objects.
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fix #13604
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