Deepen equalto expression test comparison. #211
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mattcoley
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Done for general type coercions. However can't test the exact case I wanted to fix since I can't define enums in Jinjava right now. |
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Let's say you have a string
TESTand an enum TEST. Under the usual==operation the expression evaluater will convert the enum to a string for comparison usingBooleanOperations. This mimics this behavior inequaltoexpression test so there is no distinction between them.