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Although this is not a textbook bug, I still find this to be an issue.
Namely, should ObjectGraphHelper include static members when building an object graph? From what I know, it is only used from within ShouldBeLike assertion extension method, and I don't see how static members could be of any importance in that context. On the other hand, I remember stumbling across an error, where a subject of a ShouldBeLike call was a class that exposed a static member of that same class, and it ended up in a nasty StackOverflowException.
Personally I don't see why static members should be included in ShouldBeLike assertions. But I am more than welcome to be proven wrong.
I am submitting an issue over this so that it gets proper response from the community - is my reasoning sound and the change is justified, or am I missing something?
As a note - the problem with StackOverflowException seems to be resolved, but the question still stands - is it reasonable to include static members in the object graph?
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Although this is not a textbook bug, I still find this to be an issue.
Namely, should
ObjectGraphHelper
include static members when building an object graph? From what I know, it is only used from withinShouldBeLike
assertion extension method, and I don't see how static members could be of any importance in that context. On the other hand, I remember stumbling across an error, where a subject of aShouldBeLike
call was a class that exposed a static member of that same class, and it ended up in a nastyStackOverflowException
.So the proposed change would be to the
ObjectGraphHelper.GetKeyValueNode
method to filter out static members.Personally I don't see why static members should be included in
ShouldBeLike
assertions. But I am more than welcome to be proven wrong.I am submitting an issue over this so that it gets proper response from the community - is my reasoning sound and the change is justified, or am I missing something?
As a note - the problem with
StackOverflowException
seems to be resolved, but the question still stands - is it reasonable to include static members in the object graph?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: