Fix formatting old-values when modifying entities#192
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Fix formatting old-values when modifying entities#192reberinformatik wants to merge 1 commit intozzzprojects:masterfrom
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FormatValue seems to work only on NewValue, as in this case the passed object entity is a POCO. Otherwise the passed entity seems to be a proxy, which has a different type. Only tested with EF6, EFCORE needs rework (?).
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Hello @reberinformatik , Thank you for your contribution, We will look at this pull request this week. Best Regards, Jonathan |
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FormatValue seems to work only on NewValue, as in this case the passed object entity is a POCO. Otherwise the passed entity seems to be a proxy, which has a different type. Only tested with EF6, EFCORE needs rework (?).