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Implement equals and hashCode in models #813

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Summary

Implement equals() and hashCode() for all models,
specifically the subclasses of StripeJsonModel

Motivation

The implementation of equals(), hashCode(), and
toString() in StripeJsonModel, which is the base
class of almost all model classes, is extremely
inefficient. It implements these methods by first
transforming the model object to a JSON string, which
is an expensive operation.

Testing

  • Updated unit tests
  • Tested on device with example app

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Nice! LGTM

**Summary**
Implement `equals()` and `hashCode()` for all models,
specifically the subclasses of `StripeJsonModel`

**Motivation**
The implementation of `equals()`, `hashCode()`, and
`toString()` in `StripeJsonModel`, which is the base
class of almost all model classes, is extremely
inefficient. It implements these methods by first
transforming the model object to a JSON string, which
is an expensive operation.

**Testing**
- Updated unit tests
- Tested on device with example app
@stripe-ci stripe-ci removed the approved label Mar 4, 2019
@mshafrir-stripe mshafrir-stripe merged commit 16224af into master Mar 4, 2019
@mshafrir-stripe mshafrir-stripe deleted the equals branch March 4, 2019 19:50
mshafrir-stripe added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 10, 2019
`toJson()` was previously used in the implementation of `equals()`
(see #813). Now that it is no longer used in `equals()`, it is
no longer needed.

Remove all implementations of toJson() and rename StripeJsonModel
to StripeModel.

Also improve object construction in `AbstractEphemeralKey` by
creating a Builder object instead of using reflection.
mshafrir-stripe added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 10, 2019
`toJson()` was previously used in the implementation of `equals()`
(see #813). Now that it is no longer used in `equals()`, it is
no longer needed.

Remove all implementations of toJson() and rename StripeJsonModel
to StripeModel.

Also improve object construction in `AbstractEphemeralKey` by
creating a Builder object instead of using reflection.
mshafrir-stripe added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 10, 2019
`toJson()` was previously used in the implementation of `equals()`
(see #813). Now that it is no longer used in `equals()`, it is
no longer needed.

Remove all implementations of toJson() and rename `StripeJsonModel`
to `StripeModel`.
mshafrir-stripe added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 10, 2019
`toJson()` was previously used in the implementation of `equals()`
(see #813). Now that it is no longer used in `equals()`, it is
no longer needed.

Remove all implementations of toJson() and rename `StripeJsonModel`
to `StripeModel`.
mshafrir-stripe added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 10, 2019
`toJson()` was previously used in the implementation of `equals()`
(see #813). Now that it is no longer used in `equals()`, it is
no longer needed.
mshafrir-stripe added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 10, 2019
`toJson()` was previously used in the implementation of `equals()`
(see #813). Now that it is no longer used in `equals()`, it is
no longer needed.
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