removeDefaultsFromUrl: true doesn't take equals into account

[Alexander Schrab]

In removeDefaults.ts, I would expect equals to be used (if defined) to check for equality between default and encoded value. If there is no equals, shallowEqual should be used instead.

Now, when I set a value that is not ===, but equals() to the default, the param is still present in the URL for no reason.

[Juan Sebastián]

+1.
I'm using the withDefault(NumericArrayParam, [0, 100]); with the removeDefaultsFromUrl but it is not removed from the URL when the value did not change.

[chrisbag]

Yes same on my side :)
Would definitely make sense to remove from params