That did the trick. A very big THANK YOU!
I solved the issue by upgrading all my migrated code to .NetCore.
@maliming - Is there another way to write to the db without being supplied the service's IRepository object? Can I obtain it locally? If so, how? Or must I pass the service's IRepository object down from the top?
Issue solved. Thank you.
Unintentionally closed. Would like to see a solution.
Upon further investigation it seems that the tool can't handle binary.
namespace ngTTM.TtmDataModel
{
public enum TtmSampleEnum
{
Undefined = 0,
HasGuid = 0b0__0000_0100_0000_0000,
NooGuid = 0b0__0000_0000_0000_0000,
}
}
UPDATE: Implemented your change on only 1 of 2 methods of the same method signature. When implemented on both methods, everything works. Thank you for your assistance.
yes, per your instructions.
[HttpPost]
public async Task<TtmSeatGridDto> GetSeatGrid(GetSeatGridInput seatGridFilter)
{ ... }
Tried the above. No effect. Same output. Also, why is the above proposed? Why do methods and classes generated with the AspNetZero Entity Generator enable the accurate server-proxy code, but those created manually do not?