fix(expect): objectContaining traversing non vanilla Objects
#10720
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I think this might break for cases hit by #2549, but 🤞 it does not
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If it does break, afaik the next best ways to check for "plain objects" are Object.getPrototypeOf(sample)?.constructor?.name === 'Object' and Object.prototype.toString.call(sample) .... These are imprecise, but at least they work across realms.
Array.isArray() could be substituted for the Array.prototype check to fix that case.
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I think I can confirm that this is broken for cross-realm inputs, like in #2549. ninevra@0553005 adds a failing test on top of this PR to demonstrate the issue.
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Honestly, with #10508 in, is this still any different from what Does that pass the tests? |
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Attempting to fix the bug found in #10716
Summary
This change will change
objectContainingto only recursively step into vanilla sub-objectsTest Plan
Added new test cases to cover this behaviour