com.google.firebase.auth.UserRecord.CreateRequest doesn't override .equals making it hard to test

まず、com.google.firebase.auth.UserRecord.CreateRequest とエントリーポイント createUserAsync(CreateRequest request) を探します。既存の認証テストを確認し、その後、同じ payload を持つ2つのリクエストが期待どおりに比較されることと、Mockito ベースのテストが null の結果を受け取らなくなっていることを確認します。

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I built an application with a function that call firebaseAuth.createUserAsync(CreateRequest request). To test the logic in this function, I created a unit test for it with a mock:

CreateRequest createRequest = // creates some request
UserRecord userRecord = // build a record

FirebaseAuth auth = mock(FirebaseAuth.class);
when(auth.createUserAsync(createRequest)).thenReturn(ApiFutures.immediateFuture(userRecord))

but when I ran the test I got a Null Pointer Exception from Mockito. On further inspection, I realized that two instances of CreateRequest with the same payload value return false when compared via .equals. This leads Mockito to think the function is not defined for this argument.

I am happy to contribute this simple (probably IntelliJ-generated) code, is there a reason you don't want this in there?