Be less strict when using #hash_including with defaults #674
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This PR introduces #hash_with_defaults_including, which is similar to RSpec’s built-in #hash_including, but does not require the keys of
expected
to be present inactual
-- what matters is that for all keys inexpected
, the value inactual
andexpected
is the same.This passes:
This does not pass:
This is in preparation of landing denisdefreyne/cri#99, which makes use of these
Hash
defaults to specify default values for options.