ObjectHydrator
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Added untyped Hydrator so type can be passed at runtime
This is fantastic. Thank you!
It's a pretty big change so I'll rev it up appropriately.
This is a really great addition.
Thanks. The limitation is obviously that you can't really pass in LINQ expressions for data constraints. I was thinking about potentially adding the ability to specify properties by name or by type, so say something like "for all properties that are ints, give it a range of 1-10" or something like that. I didn't want to go that far without getting your thoughts, though.
This is true. Which is why there's a failing test on Generic_CanGetSingleRestrictedDescriptionCustomer
I suppose that test doesn't really need to exist if we hold that in that usage you cannot add data constraints.