fix: resolve cases when comparing arrays to non-array values #18
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Well spotted @mfactorial ! Thank you very much for your pull request! ps: I will publish a new release when #19 is fixed, so we only bump the lib once. |
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Today, I encountered a bug while comparing two objects using
getObjectDiff. In theprevDataobject, a property had an array value, while in thenextDataobject, the same property had a non-array value. TheisEqualfunction failed because it only checks if valueais an array. Ifais an array, it attempts to get the length of valueb, which causes an error whenbis not an array.This fix ensures that the comparison logic correctly handles cases where an array is compared to a non-array value, preventing such errors.