scharnyw

Another more succinct workaround that is to use `GetValueOrDefault()`. Something like the following (in object graph comparison): actual.Should().BeEquivalentTo(expected, opt => opt .Using(ctx => ctx.Subject.GetValueOrDefault().Should().BeCloseTo(ctx.Expectation.GetValueOrDefault(), 5.Seconds())) .WhenTypeIs()); The caveat is `null`...

Any update on this after more than a year? :) An issue we sometimes meet is that there's some new functionality/bug fix in the latest `Microsoft.Extensions.XXX` that we would like...

A slider that can't handle 0 as either start or end values. :( I have to work around this by checking for strict equality to 0, and if true, set...