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JSON to scala case class will produce weird case classes
See original GitHub issueIn the example at https://transform.now.sh/json-to-scala-case-class, it translates a JSON array to a Scala Array. Unfortunately, Scala Array is just a wrapper for Java arrays, which have reference equality. That means that equality between case class instances produced using this tool will not have sensible equality (because distinct arrays containing the same elements will be considered different).
A simple solution would be to switch Array to Seq or IndexedSeq, which will have sensible equality.
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Thank you for the quick response!
fix is live.