I might have missed something important, but this does not seem to work at all for me?
The Compare method seems to return true (is equal) all the time, regardless if they objects are different or not. Here are two screenshots that shows this:
In the image above, we can see that firstObject.IsReturnBooking is true, and secondCopy.IsReturnBooking is false.
If I then step one more line, and look at the isEqual and differences, they show that the objects are equal, no changes detected:
I am running .NET 7 in Visual Studio 2022, version of lib used is 1.4.1
I might have missed something important, but this does not seem to work at all for me?
The Compare method seems to return true (is equal) all the time, regardless if they objects are different or not. Here are two screenshots that shows this:
In the image above, we can see that
firstObject.IsReturnBooking
istrue
, andsecondCopy.IsReturnBooking
isfalse
.If I then step one more line, and look at the
isEqual
anddifferences
, they show that the objects are equal, no changes detected:I am running .NET 7 in Visual Studio 2022, version of lib used is 1.4.1