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ECMAScript's sets do not use state-based equality. This might interfere with verification:
This is from Deno, an independent JS engine.
$ deno Deno 1.23.3 exit using ctrl+d or close() > var s1 = new Set() undefined > var s2 = new Set() undefined > s1==s2 false > s1.add(1) Set { 1 } > s2.add(1) Set { 1 } > s1 == s2 false > s1 === s2 false
One override could be overriding the default Set() (NativeSet) with a java.util.HashSet wrapped to implement the standard ECMAScript api.
Set()
NativeSet
java.util.HashSet
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ECMAScript's sets do not use state-based equality. This might interfere with verification:
This is from Deno, an independent JS engine.
One override could be overriding the default
Set()
(NativeSet
) with ajava.util.HashSet
wrapped to implement the standard ECMAScript api.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: