Recently the ownership of this project has been passed from Mark Seemann to maintainers of the AutoFixture organization. To reflect that change the default namespace prefix and assembly name were changed from Ploeh.SemanticComparison to SemanticComparison. Please use the text replace feature of your IDE to quickly fix all the namespace imports.
The SemanticComparsion project has been extracted from the AutoFixture repository to its own repository. The primary goal of this change is to improve the release management, so the AutoFixture product releases don't produce new verisons of the SemanticComparison package. SemanticComparison is a totally separate product without any dependencies on the AutoFixture, so now it could live in its own nest 😊
Refer to the old repository to find the issue and pull request history.
SemanticComparison makes it easier to compare instances of various objects to each other. Instead of performing a normal equality comparison, SemanticComparison compares objects that look semantically similar - even if they are of different types.
| Product | .NET Framework | .NET Standard |
|---|---|---|
| SemanticComparison | ✔️ 4.5.2 | ✔️ 1.5, 2.0 |
SemanticComparison is available via NuGet only. Use the Package Manager to install the SemanticComparison package.
AutoFixture follows Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 for the public releases (published to the nuget.org).
SemanticComparison uses FAKE as a build engine. If you would like to build the SemanticComparison locally, run the Build.cmd file and wait for the result.
The repository state (the last tag name and number of commits since the last tag) is used to determine the build version. If you would like to override the auto-generated SemanticComparison version, pass the BuildVersion parameter to the Build.cmd file. For example:
Build.cmd BuildVersion=4.0.0
Refer to the Build.fsx file to get information about all the supported build keys.