I read on the nfluent documentation that you can assert lists like this:
var inteers = new int[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 666 };
Check.That(integers).Contains(3, 5, 666);
But when I try this in F# I cannot seem to get it work:
let myList : int list = [1;2;3]
Check.That(events).Contains(1, 2, 3)
The error message is seen here:
How do I get the list assertions to work i F#?
Update
In my actual code the F# function returns an FSharpList
and I don't want to change this so I cannot simple change the type to e.g. a seq
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F# doesn't do implicit casting like C# does. Method signature expects to have IEnumerable, but you supply a list. That's what the error say. The easiest fix would be to create a sequence, that is same as IEnumerable in C#:
let myList : int list = [1;2;3]
let mySeq = list |> Seq.ofList
Check.That(mySeq).Contains(1, 2, 3)