Issue 653 - added support for DateTimeOffset properties in Redis + Data Types Tests #675
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Also added tests for all built-in data types for all providers except Azure - which needs special treatment (PartitionKeys etc). As noted several of the data types are not yet supported on all providers - so these have been moved to a Supplemental set of tests which are implemented only on the providers that support them. As SQL Server and SQLite start supporting these we should move those data types into the BuiltInDataTypes* classes and remove them from the Supplemental ones.
This was referenced Sep 19, 2014
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Added support for DateTimeOffset properties in Redis.
Added tests for all built-in data types for all providers except Azure - which needs special treatment (PartitionKeys etc).
As noted several of the data types are not yet supported on all providers - so these have been moved to a Supplemental set of tests which are implemented only on the providers that support them. As SQL Server and SQLite start supporting these we should move those data types into the BuiltInDataTypes* classes and remove them from the Supplemental ones.