Jest toEqual on js objects

jest toEqual compares recursively all properties of object with Object.is. And in javascript an object return undefined for missing keys:

const obj = {foo: "FOO"}

obj.foo
// "FOO"

obj.bar
// undefined

So it does not make sense to compare an object against another one that has a undefined as value, so remove them all from the right side of the expectation to avoid confusion. In other words, this test will fail:

test("test fails => objects are similar", () => {
  expect({
    planet: "Mars"
  }).not.toEqual({
    planet: "Mars",
    humans: undefined
  });
});

// Expected value to not equal:
//   {"humans": undefined, "planet": "Mars"}
// Received:
//   {"planet": "Mars"}

Watch out!