This is very weird. I have an array converted to a `List` using `Arrays.asList(...)` coming from Ja...

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[pablisco]

This is very weird. I have an array converted to a List using Arrays.asList(...) coming from Java and when I compare it with a list created with listOf() in Kotlin:
https://pl.kotl.in/cQxTchtL0

Why aren’t following the equals contract? Anyone experienced this before? 🤔

[diesieben07]

java.util.Arrays.asList(array) creates List<Array<String>> here. This list has one element in it, your array.
asList is a varags function, such a function cannot directly be called with an array in Kotlin, you'd have to use the spread operator:
java.util.Arrays.asList(*array).

However you should just use array.asList().

[pablisco]

yeah, just figure it out 😅 damn spread operator

[pablisco]

Cheers @diesieben07

[pablisco]

Still really odd though. I’m using RxJava 1 (I know, not my choise) and the test() bit… it says the size is not correct

[diesieben07]

Which size? What exactly? 😄

[pablisco]

It hits this point

[pablisco]

But both have 2 values 😭

[diesieben07]

Strange indeed. Are you sure they dont change? values at least is an ArrayList so it could...

[pablisco]

Yeah, I used the assertion for each item and it all works 🙃

[pablisco]

We’ll just upgrade to coroutines hopefully 😄