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feat: support SARIF output formatter #120
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feat: support SARIF output formatter #120
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One nuance about Lua that makes it tricky to test reliably is that table key order is not deterministic. Obviously this isn't a Lua table it is a serialized JSON object, but what is to prevent a similar problem here? Both this expectation and the actual value are deserialized into Lua and then compared. How is that going to work out with the Lua table not having deterministic key ordering?
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I tried to compare the json strings directly. And although the content is the same, the key order of the json is different:
That's why I'm deserializing JSON to Lua Table for comparison.
The internal implementation of
assert.same
ignores the order of the lua table keys, ref: https://github.com/lunarmodules/luassert/blob/8b5fd81d942532877091b68f1f3bd0f4e78fba83/src/util.lua#L12