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clients(lr): allow for custom config #7613
clients(lr): allow for custom config #7613
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wait how did it work the other way around then if one is a subset of the other 😆
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These objects are actually 100% equal, so either way would be fine. It was only apparent that the order is wrong when I was allowing more properties to be in the proto result.
so the test change isn't needed, but it is more correct. whatever settings are in the round trip json (from proto) should match the values as found in the originating settings json
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this comment gave me pause because it seems like the process of going through proto conversion turns
{}
intonull
, the previous comment suggests this is the case as well.wouldn't it make more sense to adjust our faulty result instead of the source json?
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The result is fine, but the jest matcher doesn't like
{}
when it expectsnull
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I get that, but proto doesn't actually seem to turn
null
summaries into{}
based on the previous comments and the fact that you are turning{}
intonull
in the sample json, which means that proto seems to be turning{}
intonull
, not the other way around...right? or am I getting super confused by the names here androundtripJson
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ahhhh yes, I got it all mixed up here. updated with what I intended to do