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Collection fields #58
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There's a TODO here that would need some attention. There may be other places where changes are required. |
See also #32. |
Thanks. If I get some time, I'll see if I can tackle that todo and send a PR. |
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Partially addresses chriseldredge#58
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It would appear I can only map a collection property as a field if it is declared as
IEnumerable<T>
. It should really support any type that inherits fromIEnumerable<T>
, including lists, arrays,IList<T>
, etc...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: