ParseException: "Type not found" for casting 'it'

[Wasserwecken]

1. Description

I want to filter for a property that is declared on a derived class. But the IQueryable is defined as the base class.
Unfortunatly, I cannot figure out how to cast the elements to the derived class. I tried the casting as suggested in this issue, but it does not work for me: #452 (comment).
I would like to avoid the 'CustomTypeProvider' and I have no issue with fully qualify the type names.

2. Fiddle or Project

Heres my attempt of casting...

using ConsoleApp1.App.Foo.Bar;
using System.Linq.Dynamic.Core;


// Holds a mix of derivatives of 'BaseEntity'
var query = Enumerable.Empty<BaseEntity>().AsQueryable();

// This is what I want to generate :)
query.Where(e => ((SpecialEntity)e).Name == "Okay");

// Thats my attempt of casting...
var filter = $"{typeof(SpecialEntity)}(it).Name == \"Okay\"";
Console.WriteLine(filter);

query.Where(filter);


Console.WriteLine("Done!");
Console.ReadKey();


namespace ConsoleApp1.App.Foo.Bar
{
    public class BaseEntity
    {
        public required int Id { get; set; }
    }

    public class SpecialEntity
        : BaseEntity
    {
        public required string Name { get; set; }
    }
}

[StefH]

In this case, you should use Cast.

query.Where("Cast(\"SpecialEntity\").Name == "Okay");

Maybe you also nee to use the full type for SpecialEntity