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10 changes: 6 additions & 4 deletions src/EFCore/ChangeTracking/ValueComparer`.cs
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Expand Up @@ -263,16 +263,18 @@ public override LambdaExpression ObjectEqualsExpression
var left = Parameter(typeof(object), "left");
var right = Parameter(typeof(object), "right");

var remappedEquals = ReplacingExpressionVisitor.Replace(
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This looks good to me, although I wonder if we are sometimes doing work (casts and comparisons) here that we don't need to do in some cases. I will add a note to #29909, which is about perf improvements in this area.

EqualsExpression.Parameters.ToList(),
[Convert(left, typeof(T)), Convert(right, typeof(T))],
EqualsExpression.Body);

_objectEqualsExpression = Lambda<Func<object?, object?, bool>>(
Condition(
Equal(left, Constant(null)),
Equal(right, Constant(null)),
AndAlso(
NotEqual(right, Constant(null)),
Invoke(
EqualsExpression,
Convert(left, typeof(T)),
Convert(right, typeof(T))))),
remappedEquals)),
left,
right);
}
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