XNode.DeepEquals unexpectedly returns false
Using XNode.DeepEquals() to compare xml elements, it unexpectedly returns false on two xml documents that I think should be equivalent.
Example
var xmlFromString = XDocument.Parse("<someXml xmlns="someNamespace"/>");
var xmlDirect = new XDocument(new XElement(
XNamespace.Get("someNamespace") + "someXml"));
Console.WriteLine(xmlFromString.ToString());
Console.WriteLine(xmlDirect.ToString());
Console.WriteLine(XNode.DeepEquals(xmlFromString, xmlDirect));
Console.WriteLine(xmlFromString.ToString() == xmlDirect.ToString());
Output
<someXml xmlns="someNamespace" />
<someXml xmlns="someNamespace" />
False
True
The strings are considered equal, but the XML trees are not. Why?
I've worked out what the difference is, but not why it's different.
In the first form, you have an xmlns attribute. In the second form, you don't - not in terms of what Attributes() returns. If you explicitly construct an XAttribute , DeepEquals will return true :
var xmlDirect = new XDocument(new XElement(
XNamespace.Get("someNamespace") + "someXml",
new XAttribute("xmlns", "someNamespace")));
It's as if the namespace only counts as an attribute when converting the tree to a text representation, basically.
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