Our SignalR implementation has a lot of functions that accept a single class instance as input, in order to allow us to extend or deprecate properties easily. What's the proper way to send them over now that signalr_flutter has been updated to use a list of strings? A C# example of a typical client-to-server function call for us would look like this:
public void UserSetProperties(UserPropertiesPacket inputs) {
if (inputs.NewFirstName != null) dowhatever();
...
}
In the past, just sending a dynamic of the class worked fine. I attempted converting the object to json, but that doesn't seem to function properly.
Our SignalR implementation has a lot of functions that accept a single class instance as input, in order to allow us to extend or deprecate properties easily. What's the proper way to send them over now that signalr_flutter has been updated to use a list of strings? A C# example of a typical client-to-server function call for us would look like this:
In the past, just sending a dynamic of the class worked fine. I attempted converting the object to json, but that doesn't seem to function properly.
Thanks in advance.