The -Contains operator doesn't do substring comparisons.
> -Contains
>Description: Containment operator. Tells whether a collection of reference values includes a single test value.
Should be using -Match operator instead.
* Better error messages for .*Async methods when not using DbConnection
Perhaps in v2 we move these to DbConnection itself ratherr than IDbConnection for the extensions to eliminate the case, but that's breaking...for now we can at least throw a better error. See #757 for details.
* Tweak errors to allow open IDbConnections and those generating DbCommands
Same checks but a bit more lenient with more specific messaging.
* Tweaking error messages and supporting IDbConnection implementations … (#987)
* Change to GetAll to allow the usage of a nullable type in T when T is an interface.
* Change to GetAll to allow the usage of a nullable type in T when T is an interface: further change to check if val == null and if so then don't try to assign it as a property value.
* Change to Get to allow the usage of a nullable type in T when T is an interface. (effectively the same change as the previous change to GetAll.)
* Change to GetAsync and GetAllAsync to allow the usage of a nullable type in T when T is an interface.
* Added in UserWithNullableDob and IUserWithNullableDob.
Added in tests for GetAndGetAllWithNullableValues and GetAsyncAndGetAllAsyncWithNullableValues.
* Added in .ConfigureAwait(false) in the GetAsync Test.
Added comment to identify which issue the test relates to.
* Added NullableDates tables to the test databases.
Adjusted variable names in GetAndGetAllWithNullableValues and GetAsyncAndGetAllAsyncWithNullableValues.
* Changed IUserWithNullableDob to INullableDate.
from any commands that are created prior to calling Dispose (as that is not
sufficient). This will allow use cases where queries are retried (using Polly)
for instance, and the parameters are being passed via IDynamicParameters
or ICustomQueryParameter
* when inserting check if type implements IEnumerable<T> to determine if it's a collection
* when inserting, check if type is a collection by comparing its implemented interfaces to unbound generic type IEnumerable<> instead of the name "IEnumerable`1"
Adding a dapper specific feed, for much easier pushing to NuGet. When
they implement Ctrl+Click in the UI this won't be necessary...or we
break down and automate it finally. Depends on signing plans later.
Fabien Barbier