JavaUtilRegexp does not implement equals

[daniloarcidiacono]

As per title, JavaUtilRegexp does not implement the equals() method.
Therefore, the following test fails:

@Test
public void equalsWhyYouNoWork() {
    // { "type": "string", "pattern": "^\\d*$" }
    final String rawSchema = "{ \"type\": \"string\", \"pattern\": \"^\\\\d*$\" }";
    final JSONObject objectSchema = new JSONObject(new JSONTokener(rawSchema));

    final SchemaLoader loader = SchemaLoader.builder().schemaJson(objectSchema).draftV7Support().build();
    final Schema schema = loader.load().build();

    final SchemaLoader loader2 = SchemaLoader.builder().schemaJson(objectSchema).draftV7Support().build();
    final Schema schema2 = loader2.load().build();

    assertEquals(schema, schema2);
}

[erosb]

Thanks for reporting the problem. It is now fixed in commit eb261ba8aa1a2137f7fd99a513fff3055a553db9 . In case you need the fix urgently, you can use it by setting the version number to the commit hash in your pom.xml (or whatevere you use).

[daniloarcidiacono]

I tried to use the new version, however the equality still does not work.

Explained here (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10055034/java-comparing-two-pattern-objects), one should compare the pattern strings rather than the Pattern instances.

[erosb]

Hello @daniloarcidiacono , I released version 1.12.1 with a correct fix.

[daniloarcidiacono]

Awesome, thanks!