XmlAsserts.Equal fails if node has multiline text and the tab indentation is not matched

[MichaelJohnBradley]

i have got an assert such as
XmlAssert.Equal(expected, actual, XmlAssertOptions.IgnoreNamespaces);
if i have xml document like this

<NodeOne>
	<DescriptionText>
		Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed ullamcorper ut arcu vitae fringilla. Donec et laoreet arcu, ac condimentum lectus. Pellentesque
		enim sem, gravida congue placerat eget, iaculis a orci. Nam cursus venenatis turpis vitae accumsan. Vivamus varius orci turpis, in consequat ante consectetur
		eu. Integer dictum efficitur varius. Nulla ipsum ligula, molestie id lorem a, pulvinar sollicitudin purus. Ut tempor, lectus et rutrum imperdiet, eros ipsum congue
	</DescriptionText>
</NodeOne>

note the indentation.

i then select the DescriptionText node by using linq. This is what i use for my "actual" xml value

I have an expected xml of:

<DescriptionText>
	Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed ullamcorper ut arcu vitae fringilla. Donec et laoreet arcu, ac condimentum lectus. Pellentesque
	enim sem, gravida congue placerat eget, iaculis a orci. Nam cursus venenatis turpis vitae accumsan. Vivamus varius orci turpis, in consequat ante consectetur
	eu. Integer dictum efficitur varius. Nulla ipsum ligula, molestie id lorem a, pulvinar sollicitudin purus. Ut tempor, lectus et rutrum imperdiet, eros ipsum congue
</DescriptionText>

the equality assert fails because the tab indentaton is not the same. instead i have got to have an expected xml of :

<DescriptionText>
		Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed ullamcorper ut arcu vitae fringilla. Donec et laoreet arcu, ac condimentum lectus. Pellentesque
		enim sem, gravida congue placerat eget, iaculis a orci. Nam cursus venenatis turpis vitae accumsan. Vivamus varius orci turpis, in consequat ante consectetur
		eu. Integer dictum efficitur varius. Nulla ipsum ligula, molestie id lorem a, pulvinar sollicitudin purus. Ut tempor, lectus et rutrum imperdiet, eros ipsum congue
	</DescriptionText>

is this expected behaviour? Is there a way to ignore the indentation or tabs.

[JohanLarsson]

Hello, this sounds like a bug, thank you for reporting.
This library never became nice, sorry about that.

[MichaelJohnBradley]

Hi - are you still maintaining this project? Is this something you will be looking into and maybe fixing?
Thanks.

[JohanLarsson]

I have not used this project much tbh and been pretty busy lately so can't promise a fix anytime soon. The issue is good though, thank you for it!