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I've got some inner objects that are using $id as property names that need to be mapped to an object. Normally I would modify the json serializer settings to ignore references, but this seems to not be exposed to us when using the Snowflake client?
Short version, given an object like so: "emid": { "$id": "63484e6eab783af4c4072539" }
With a poco:
public class Emid { [JsonProperty("$id")] public string id { get; set; } }
In the final deserialized object coming back from QueryAsync, that ID will alway be null, is there a setting I'm overlooking?
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Hello! You can override json serializer options - you can pass them in SnowflakeClient constructor or you can set it directly with this method: SnowflakeDataMapper.SetJsonMapperOptions(jsonSerializerOptions).
I've got some inner objects that are using $id as property names that need to be mapped to an object. Normally I would modify the json serializer settings to ignore references, but this seems to not be exposed to us when using the Snowflake client?
Short version, given an object like so:
"emid": { "$id": "63484e6eab783af4c4072539" }
With a poco:
public class Emid { [JsonProperty("$id")] public string id { get; set; } }
In the final deserialized object coming back from QueryAsync, that ID will alway be null, is there a setting I'm overlooking?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: