NotFilter doesn't have equals/hashCode implementation

Hi Guys,
I'm using 3.4.2/411 and NotFilter doesn't have an equals/hashCode implementation - this means that it doesn't get properly removed when you unregister a listener/CQC.
It's easy to work around by extending the class, but it would be nice to have a proper fix.
I'm also suspicius of InFilter...
Thanks, Paul

Thanks for your note.
This issue has been filed as COH-2586 for future reference.

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