RubyHash's compare_by_identify Java method naming is confusing#4399
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hopefully this is internal - and no one actually cares to have it the old way. but just in case, here's a PR ... |
`Hash#compare_by_identity` is more of a writer (does call a setter) ... looks esp. weird since there's a java get/setCompareByIdentity
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Indeed, this confused me quite a bit while looking at |
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Hash#compare_by_identityis more of a writer (does call a setter)... looks esp. weird since there's a java get/setCompareByIdentity