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Just started using the library and quickly realized that there is only a single assertion for IActionResult<T>, BeConvertibleTo<T>.
This method doesn't help much when dealing with default responses and values, since you still have to explicitly say what the values and types are. For instance, this seems a bit unintuitive to me:
Hi @julealgon,
When I initially created the IActionResult<T> implementation I was unsure where it should head so I leaved for a while. What I realized that time It is based on ObjectResult but there was no assertion for that so I worked on that in the past months. Next I can go back to this issue.
Any suggestion and help on this topic is a welcome.
By the way it will take a while until it is finished because other things.
Just started using the library and quickly realized that there is only a single assertion for
IActionResult<T>
,BeConvertibleTo<T>
.This method doesn't help much when dealing with default responses and values, since you still have to explicitly say what the values and types are. For instance, this seems a bit unintuitive to me:
I noticed that there are quite a few checks on
IActionResult
. Shoudn't most of those be ported to work withActionResult<T>
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