John Gathogo

@qwertie I'll check and revert on on support for dynamic properties in Power BI With respect to documentation on dynamic properties and how they appear on the response, you can...

Not sure I understand what you mean by this statement: > If I make it public, a different method overload will get called without the user having to opt-in to...

@habbes The following statement was confusing to me at first: > 2. Create a new List with the same capacity as the length of the existing list "same capacity" is...

@habbes Under scenario 4, what does `odataPath.Segments.Length` represent on line 1 of the code snippet: ```csharp int capacity = odataPath.Segments.Length < odataPath.segments.Count ? odataPath.segments.Capacity : odataPathSegments.Capacity + 1; ``` Did...

@habbes Curious whether there are places in the existing code that could make use of this new constructor.

@habbes I'm not sure how much we do equality checks for `ODataPath` but maybe we could also optimize by using a for loop in place of `Where` and `Any` [here]that...

Thank you @Robelind for reporting the issue. Could you please share a repro to help us with identifying what is causing the limit violation?

@Robelind You could also try the suggestion here. The limit you're observing could be getting imposed by the framework https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3668155/how-do-i-resolve-the-maximum-request-length-exceeded-exception

@Robelind Do you need further help with this?

@Robelind In [this comment](https://github.com/OData/AspNetCoreOData/issues/711#issuecomment-1275013922), I suggested that the limit you're observing could be getting imposed by the framework and asked you to try increase the limit as suggested on the...