NH-3845, NH-3946 - Fix Linq queries with .OfType<T>() and where is T, where T is a mapped base type
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…ic from SingleTableEntityPersister.DiscriminatorFilterFragment to find subclasses. Seems to work with JoinedSubclassEntityPersister as well
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Related to #456. Maybe the logic shall be combined. |
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@alexDevBR I've hijacked your PR to also (partially) fix NH-3845 |
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.OfType<T>() and where is T, where T is a mapped base type
Should we re-open NH-3845 (auto-resolved by merging this PR) and move it to 5.1.0? |
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Patch allows queries like
session.Query<Animal>().Where(x => x is Mammal)andsession.Query<Animal>().OfType<Mammal>()to get all dogs and cats, for example.