Github user kjduling commented on the issue: https://github.com/apache/incubator-geode/pull/230 No existing test exposed this. This is in reaction to a code analysis. Case by case, the code may or may not be doing what the developer intended because of the nature of == vs .equals(). If the == test is true, then the .equals() test must also be true. However, just because == is false does not mean .equals() is not true. Existing testing did not reveal this. I'll work with Grace to come up with tests to verify.
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