Different value checks in equals() and hashcode()

[bjmi]

Given following record:

record Document(String filename, byte[] content) {
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        return obj instanceof Document other
                && filename.equals(other.filename)
                && Arrays.equals(content, other.content);
    }
    public int hashCode() {
        return Objects.hash(filename, content.length);
    }
}

In hashCode() the length of content has been deliberately chosen for performance reasons instead of Arrays.hashCode(content) as a document could be very large.

How would a proper EqualsVerifier test looks like for this case?
Thanks in advance

[jqno]

You can suppress Warning.STRICT_HASHCODE:

EqualsVerifier
    .forClass(Document.class)
    .suppress(Warning.NULL_FIELDS, Warning.STRICT_HASHCODE)
    .verify();

[bjmi]

Great, thank you.