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It looks like a @VirtualProperty is handled after calls to @PostSerialize. Maybe this is intended behavior, but in my case it leads to unexpected results:
I rewrite a class' property to an array in PostSerialize and in a VirtualProperty method I depend on the property still being an instance of said class.
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@VirtualProperty properties are called just as regular properties before @PostSerialize as such I don't know how this could happen. Did you solve this, or do you still have this issue?
closing,
sorry for the incredibly long feedback loop. the issue seems to be solved long time ago. do not hesitate to re open a new issue if the problem persists
Hi,
It looks like a
@VirtualProperty
is handled after calls to@PostSerialize
. Maybe this is intended behavior, but in my case it leads to unexpected results:I rewrite a class' property to an array in PostSerialize and in a VirtualProperty method I depend on the property still being an instance of said class.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: