Open gregwinterstein opened 2 years ago
Properties overridden in AutoGeneratorOverride classes are populated one level (depth) earlier than properties that are not overridden in an AutoGeneratorOverride. I would expect that all properties would be populated at the same level (depth).
Example:
1: Root: ObjectId: '-1817912126', FullName: 'Herbert Kub' 2: TestObject: Id: '0', Name: 'transmit non-volatile', Description: '' * 2nd level property populated at depth of 1: model.TestObject.Name: 'transmit non-volatile' 3: TestObject.TestObject3: null Depth = 2 1: Root: ObjectId: '-2083317722', FullName: 'Garrett Olson' 2: TestObject: Id: '76558413', Name: 'virtual Credit Card Account', Description: 'program' 3: TestObject.TestObject3: Id: '0', Name: 'glupagb0cuhwme6fm', Phone: '671-084-4687' * 3rd level property populated at depth of 2: model.TestObject.TestObject3.Name: 'glupagb0cuhwme6fm' * 3rd level property populated at depth of 2: model.TestObject.TestObject3.Phone: '671-084-4687' Depth = 3 1: Root: ObjectId: '-880326354', FullName: 'Gudrun Leffler' 2: TestObject: Id: '-1081389418', Name: 'e-tailers alliance', Description: 'Borders' 3: TestObject.TestObject3: Id: '1779062458', Name: '6gqhifdobdtmo23li', Phone: '616-568-6395'
Attached is an example program showing this behavior: TestAutoBogus.zip
Properties overridden in AutoGeneratorOverride classes are populated one level (depth) earlier than properties that are not overridden in an AutoGeneratorOverride. I would expect that all properties would be populated at the same level (depth).
Example:
Attached is an example program showing this behavior: TestAutoBogus.zip