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This might well be an annoying breaking change now, but just for future reference there might be a typo in the name of IDynamicLinkCustomTypeProvider. All the other concrete types use the correct spelling Linq while this one uses Link.
No complaints here, but just wanted to flag the inconsistency between type names.
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Best would be to add the correct class IDynamicLinqCustomTypeProvider and let the older interface extend this one in order to maintain backward compatibility.
This might well be an annoying breaking change now, but just for future reference there might be a typo in the name of
IDynamicLinkCustomTypeProvider
. All the other concrete types use the correct spellingLinq
while this one usesLink
.No complaints here, but just wanted to flag the inconsistency between type names.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: