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The eq magic method for the Notification class seems to be implemented as a comparison of the two sides of the equality being casted to string.
This can lead to strange behaviour such as: OnNext(1.0) == OnNext("1.0") being evaluated as True.
OnNext(1.0) == OnNext("1.0")
Would it be possible to improve this behaviour?
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The eq magic method for the Notification class seems to be implemented as a comparison of the two sides of the equality being casted to string.
This can lead to strange behaviour such as:
OnNext(1.0) == OnNext("1.0")
being evaluated as True.Would it be possible to improve this behaviour?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: