This is probably a stupid question, but trying to do due diligence before I jump all in on this. Awesome library and will make life so much better!
I can see that SQL functions are support like DateAdd, etc. but I couldn't find anything stating explicitly whether standard operators like <, >, == are translated.
e.g.
public class Posts
{
public Instant PublishedAt { get; set; }
}
var now = _clock.GetCurrentInstant();
var publishedPosts = db.Posts.Where(p => p.PublishedAt <= now).ToList();
Thought I'd ask in case anyone else has the same question and then I can PR a little tweak to the README to state yes/no.
Perhaps the ValueConverters just takes care of all of this, but I've never really used them so not sure.
This is probably a stupid question, but trying to do due diligence before I jump all in on this. Awesome library and will make life so much better!
I can see that SQL functions are support like DateAdd, etc. but I couldn't find anything stating explicitly whether standard operators like
<
,>
,==
are translated.e.g.
Thought I'd ask in case anyone else has the same question and then I can PR a little tweak to the README to state yes/no.
Perhaps the ValueConverters just takes care of all of this, but I've never really used them so not sure.