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Currently two different but equal objects are not "equal":
In [14]: import spherely In [15]: p1 = spherely.Point(2, 2) In [16]: p2 = spherely.Point(2, 2) In [17]: p1 == p2 Out[17]: False
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If this is still a relevant issue, I would like to give this a shot!
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This is certainly still relevant!
I assume that we would want to do the same as the equals predicate (i.e. using s2geography::s2_intersects)
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s2geography::s2_intersects
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Currently two different but equal objects are not "equal":
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: