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v2 of Dapper.FluentMap will bring several new features and bugfixes while maintaining a simple API.
Improved configuration
More flexibility
Inline mapping builder (separate classes are still supported as well)
Better testability
Easier transformation convention setup
Remove use of ReflectedType and DeclaringType
ReflectedType is inconsistent and is not available on .NET Standard 1.3. Providing different implementations according to the target framework seems like a bad idea. The best way to solve this is to not use ReflectedType at all and get a hold on a reference to the object.
Dommel does not use all available mappings provided by Dapper.FluentMap. Make use of the extensibility points of Dommel and use the mapping configuration of Dapper.FluentMap.
v2 of Dapper.FluentMap will bring several new features and bugfixes while maintaining a simple API.
Improved configuration
Remove use of
ReflectedType
andDeclaringType
ReflectedType
is inconsistent and is not available on .NET Standard 1.3. Providing different implementations according to the target framework seems like a bad idea. The best way to solve this is to not useReflectedType
at all and get a hold on a reference to the object.Related issues:
Incorporate more mappings into Dommel
Dommel does not use all available mappings provided by Dapper.FluentMap. Make use of the extensibility points of Dommel and use the mapping configuration of Dapper.FluentMap.
Related issues:
Todo
Preview versions
Any more suggestions are welcome! 🎉
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