Modified the LINQ query for property grouping to retain all groups regardless of value uniqueness, rather than filtering out groups with different values. Now takes the first value encountered for each key instead of requiring all values to be identical.
Previously filtered out any groups where values differed, only keeping groups with identical values.
After
// Simplified to just take first value for each key
.ToDictionary(
group => group.Key,
group => group.Select(item => item.Value).First()
)
Why
The previous logic was too restrictive, discarding valid property groups just because they had different values. The new approach preserves all property groups while maintaining deterministic value selection.
Property Grouping Logic Change
What Changed
Modified the LINQ query for property grouping to retain all groups regardless of value uniqueness, rather than filtering out groups with different values. Now takes the first value encountered for each key instead of requiring all values to be identical.
Before
Previously filtered out any groups where values differed, only keeping groups with identical values.
After
Why
The previous logic was too restrictive, discarding valid property groups just because they had different values. The new approach preserves all property groups while maintaining deterministic value selection.