Alexandre Kühn
0c3e66340d
Before this commit, discuss models were compared with object reference, e.g. `thread_1 === thread_2`. This is unsafe with `owl.reactive()`, because it wraps the objects in a Proxy, and different proxies may map to a same raw object. This commit fixes the issue by defining `.eq()` and `.in()` methods on discuss models, which makes comparison on raw value rather than proxy/reactive one. This PR also introduce "not" variants, e.g. `.notEq()`, which eases readability by having "not" and "eq" next to each other. These "not" variants must be used without optional chaining, otherwise this gives the opposite result. For example: ```js const [t1, t2] = [Thread.insert()]; t1 === t1 // true (OK) t1.eq(t1) // true (OK) t1.notEq(t1) // false (OK) t2?.notEq(t1) // undefined => falsy (notOk) !t2?.eq(t1) // true (OK) ``` closes odoo/odoo#133065 Signed-off-by: Sébastien Theys (seb) <seb@odoo.com>
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