Compare records by properties when requested#4837
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We should assume that the owner of the class knows best. If it explicitly implements Equals(T) it should be called regardless of properties comparer selection.
Also for 90% of record classes which only contain value like properties the generated code is just fine.
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I've updated the PR per your suggestions, thanks! |
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Thanks @Dreamescaper, looks good now.
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Fixes #4836 .
If CompareProperties is true, and actual value is record type, I ignore compiler-generated Equals methods, and force it to compare by properties instead.
In order to check that provided type is record, I verify that Equals method has CompilerGeneratedAttribute. Not sure if there's a better way.
I wanted to add a test for class with primary constructor, therefore I increased LangVersion to 12. Let me know if that causes any issues.