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Excluding properties behind an array doesn't work in BeEquivalentTo on collections

My PR was about the `For` and `Excluding` syntax to make an exclusion for all items in an IEnumerable. The initial issue here was about excluding a specific array index....

Excluding properties behind an array doesn't work in BeEquivalentTo on collections

> Hmm... but what if I want to exclude `Name` on every `Item`? IMHO this is what @Turnerj wants to acheive here.. My point is that even the existing functionality...

[proposal] code first federation

What is the status of this? I would like to use federation with the code-first approach and now I am wondering why this is on hold for almost 10 months?...

Not able to Install Android Emulator Hypervisor Driver for AMD Processors

I have the same Problem. Ryzen 5900 Hyper-V and Hypervisor Platform disabled Virtualization enabled

BeEquivalentTo For().Exclude() does not work for comparison of collections

@dennisdoomen We discovered that issue yesterday. I would like to add that this problem does not only affect the `For().Exclude()` syntax, but also the `.Excluding()` (and probably `Including` as well)...

BeEquivalentTo For().Exclude() does not work for comparison of collections

> I'm facing the same issue. I don't see it as a duplicate of #1919, but as a possible bug of the new syntax. As in my previous comment: It...

BeEquivalentTo For().Exclude() does not work for comparison of collections

Mmh, I respectfully disagree. The root in this issue is indeed a collection: See the description: > I have an array or list of nested objects that I would like...