Use RSpec fuzzy value matching for hash comparison #156
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I believe the collection including operator tree builder has the same issue, but I'm not sure how to replace Diff::LCS's comparison operator with fuzzy matching. |
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Hi @jas14, thanks for the ping and sorry it took so long for me to merge this. Thanks for this PR, seems like a great solution! |
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Oh wow so much simpler than I expected, thanks! 👍 |
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Hello! 👋 I believe this fixes #150.
The issue seems to be that RSpec uses fuzzy matching to compare hashes in the "include" matcher, while super_diff's current RSpec-specific HashIncluding operation tree builder uses exact equality.
I understand this likely degrades performance, but maybe it's worth it to make the diff line up with RSpec's matching logic.
Eagerly awaiting your feedback!