Andreas Ravnestad

@DonnelCyril I pushed prerelease packages again now. Might take a few minutes until they are indexed. Can you give it another try and see if the problem persists? Also thank...

@DonnelCyril Can you confirm if the problem went away or still persists?

Hi @s455016457, have you tried materializing your list before calling Where()? Something like this: ```csharp data = data.ToList().Where(p => p.CustomerProject.Id.Equals(Guid.NewGuid())).AsQueryable(); ```

@LucaGabi Did you ever figure this out? I made a simple project now with .NET 6.0 to test this, and whereas the dto is generated as expected, the mapper class...

@LucaGabi After a lot of experimentation I have concluded that the mapper generation does not seem to work properly if the register class and the generated DTO is not in...

@TimBandelin For mapping scenarios like this you may want to consider using mapping configuration with rule based settings as described here: https://github.com/MapsterMapper/Mapster/wiki/Configuration#rule-based-settings. Can you take a look and see if...

Good catch there, looking forward to the PR. I will ensure it gets merged quickly and push a prerelease package for you.

@TheObliterator I will take a look at this, but I also want to mention that you may want to look into the documentation on [converting between DateTime and DateTimeOffset](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/datetime/converting-between-datetime-and-offset). Depending...

Might be related to #388.

@gritcsenko The master branch should be in better shape now with EF Core 6.0. Could you please sync your branch and see if the build errors have gone away? And...