We can mark DispatchTimeInterval as equatable because it already implements the equality check operator ==.
This resolves an API disparity - on Darwin DispatchTimeInterval is already Equatable.
Doing this will allow DispatchTimeInterval to be used with a wide range of library functions which are defined to operate on Equatable objects. For example this is useful in tests when you might wish to use XCTAssertEqual.
MaxDesiatov
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1 year ago
We can mark
DispatchTimeIntervalas equatable because it already implements the equality check operator==.This resolves an API disparity - on Darwin
DispatchTimeIntervalis alreadyEquatable.Doing this will allow
DispatchTimeIntervalto be used with a wide range of library functions which are defined to operate onEquatableobjects. For example this is useful in tests when you might wish to useXCTAssertEqual.Resolves https://github.com/apple/swift-corelibs-libdispatch/issues/669