Fakes that wrap another object are not considered to be equal to themselves

I have found a behaviour that I might belive is a bug, here is how to reproduce:

var myClass = A.Fake<MyClass>(o => o.Wrapping(new MyClass()));
myClass.Equals(myClass); // This will not be true
// Which will result in that assertions like this will fail using Fluent Assertions:
myClass.Should().Be(myClass);

MyClass can be any class, for example an empty one like this public class MyClass{}

[blairconrad]

This change has been released as part of FakeItEasy 5.3.0.

Thanks, @twilek. Look for your name in the release notes! 🥇

[thomaslevesque]

I thought it was just easier to make the already existing one to a wrapped object 😃

In your case, I think it wouldn’t change anything. By default, the fake would behave the same as the concrete class, unless you explicitly configure its behavior.