SreeramaYeshwanthGowd opened a new pull request, #39443:
URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/39443

   ### Problem
   
   The `assert_that` matchers only offer exact equality through `equal_to`.
   Pipelines that produce floating point results are awkward to assert, because
   callers have to hand write an `equals_fn` in every test. Issue #18028 asks to
   expand the set of matchers.
   
   ### Solution
   
   Add `equal_to_approx`, an `assert_that` matcher that behaves like `equal_to` 
for
   ordering and membership but compares real number elements, including numbers
   nested in tuples or lists, with `math.isclose` using configurable `rel_tol` 
and
   `abs_tol`. All other elements are compared with `==`. It is a thin wrapper 
over
   the existing `equal_to(equals_fn=...)` mechanism and adds no new dependency.
   
   ### Testing
   
   Added unit tests in `util_test.py` covering values within and outside 
tolerance
   (including a nested value outside tolerance), nested tuples and lists, 
`rel_tol`
   and `abs_tol`, non numeric passthrough, and an empty PCollection.
   
   Fixes #18028
   
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