Ensure that, by convention, dependent properties have the same element type as principal properties #32560
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…t type as principal properties Fixes #32411 The issue here is that when a value converter is applied to a principal property, then that converter is used by the dependent properties unless something else is explicitly configured. However, this meant that when the PK has a converter but the FK does not, then the FK can get configured as a primitive collection, since it doesn't have a converter preventing this. The fix is to add a convention that sets the element type for dependent properties to match that for principal properties.
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…t type as principal properties (#32560) * Ensure that, by convention, dependent properties have the same element type as principal properties Fixes #32411 The issue here is that when a value converter is applied to a principal property, then that converter is used by the dependent properties unless something else is explicitly configured. However, this meant that when the PK has a converter but the FK does not, then the FK can get configured as a primitive collection, since it doesn't have a converter preventing this. The fix is to add a convention that sets the element type for dependent properties to match that for principal properties. * Update based on review
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…he same element type as principal properties (#32582) * Ensure that, by convention, dependent properties have the same element type as principal properties (#32560) * Ensure that, by convention, dependent properties have the same element type as principal properties Fixes #32411 The issue here is that when a value converter is applied to a principal property, then that converter is used by the dependent properties unless something else is explicitly configured. However, this meant that when the PK has a converter but the FK does not, then the FK can get configured as a primitive collection, since it doesn't have a converter preventing this. The fix is to add a convention that sets the element type for dependent properties to match that for principal properties. * Update based on review * Qwerk
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Fixes #32411
The issue here is that when a value converter is applied to a principal property, then that converter is used by the dependent properties unless something else is explicitly configured. However, this meant that when the PK has a converter but the FK does not, then the FK can get configured as a primitive collection, since it doesn't have a converter preventing this.
The fix is to add a convention that sets the element type for dependent properties to match that for principal properties.