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console.log( hash.keysMD5({date: new Date()})) this is the closest i can think.. when it reads its no new date rather than the output.. so it must change everytime ?
same even if you put delays on it all same hashes on angular XD
what triggered the change?
the object looks like
{ops: [ {...},{...},{...}]}
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sadly but no :( should I use just md5? so I can just compare two objects using their hashes... i feel creating hashes is faster than stringify the objects to compare.. just a small thought.
i feel creating hashes is faster than stringify the objects to compare
That’s very unlikely. If you’re interested in checking deep equality of objects you already have in memory, I would use a library made for that purpose.
console.log( hash.keysMD5({date: new Date()})) this is the closest i can think.. when it reads its no new date rather than the output.. so it must change everytime ?
same even if you put delays on it all same hashes on angular XD
what triggered the change?
the object looks like
{ops: [ {...},{...},{...}]}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: