ComparingEnumsByName() seems not to work as expected about fluentassertions HOT 2 CLOSED

Note that even though an enum’s underlying value equals a numeric value or the enum’s name equals some string value, we do not consider those to be equivalent. In other words, enums are only considered to be equivalent to enums of the same or another type, but you can control whether they should equal by name or by value.

ComparingEnumsByName controls whether two (different) enums are compared by the name of enum member or the value of the enum member.
E.g. if Foo.A is considered equal to Bar.A or Bar.B, i.e.

enum Foo { A = 13, B = 37}
enum Bar { A = 37, B = 13}

To compare two properties where one is an enum and the other a string, see #1670.

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Note that even though an enum’s underlying value equals a numeric value or the enum’s name equals some string value, we do not consider those to be equivalent. In other words, enums are only considered to be equivalent to enums of the same or another type, but you can control whether they should equal by name or by value.

ComparingEnumsByName controls whether two (different) enums are compared by the name of enum member or the value of the enum member. E.g. if Foo.A is considered equal to Bar.A or Bar.B, i.e.

enum Foo { A = 13, B = 37}
enum Bar { A = 37, B = 13}

To compare two properties where one is an enum and the other a string, see #1670.

ah thank you very much for the fast reply.

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