is it safe to call ```assertEquals(byteArray, otherByteArray)``` and receive the expected result? Or...

# stdlib

[ddsoyka]

is it safe to call

assertEquals(byteArray, otherByteArray)

and receive the expected result? Or do I need to call

Arrays.equals()

instead?

[ilya.gorbunov]

You can use array contentEquals otherArray to compare two arrays by content and then assert that the result is true.
Or you can wrap these arrays in lists and compare that lists:
assertEquals(byteArray.asList(), otherByteArray.asList())

[ddsoyka]

Thank you, that's exactly the solution I was looking for!

[ddsoyka]

This is much nicer:

assertTrue(bytes contentEquals image!!.data)

[ilya.gorbunov]

The disadvantage of that is when it fails, you'll get a message, something like "expected true, got false".