QueryableExtensions: Add Support for GUID Types#65
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This commit adds support for automatically converting strings from a UCAST expression into GUID types when the LINQ object property we're matching aginst is a GUID. This helps in cases where a database model has a UUID/GUID column. Fixes: #59 Signed-off-by: Philip Conrad <philip@chariot-chaser.net>
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🔩 What code changed, and why?
This PR adds support for automatically converting strings
from a UCAST expression into GUID types when the LINQ object
property we're matching aginst is a GUID. This helps in cases
where a database model has a UUID/GUID column.
Also included is a small type specialization (to a concrete type) for the return type of
QueryableExtensions.BuildFieldExpressionFromProperty(), which shouldn't break anything, and may allow the compiler to be a smidgen smarter for optimizations.Fixes: #59
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