The attached repro.cs was used as a basis for developing a full set of related tests. For the actual tests see the changes in master.
The full set of tests uses the following types:
public class C { public int Id { get; set; } public E I1 { get; set; } public E I2 { get; set; } [BsonRepresentation(BsonType.String)] public E S1 { get; set; } [BsonRepresentation(BsonType.String)] public E S2 { get; set; } } public enum E { E1 = 1, E2 }
The key fact is that I1 and I2 are represented as integers, whereas S1 and S2 are represented as strings.
And the following test cases were added:
// the following cases should use the correct representation in the predicate d => d.I1 == E.E1 ? true : false d => d.S1 == E.E1 ? true : false d => E.E1 == d.I1 ? true : false d => E.E1 == d.S1 ? true : false // the following test case should use the representation from the serializer registry true ? E.E1 : E.E2 // the following test cases should use the representation implied by the predicate for the result d.I1 == E.E1 ? E.E1 : E.E2 d.S1 == E.E1 ? E.E1 : E.E2 // the following test cases should use the representation implied by the ifTrue/ifFalse clauses for the result d.I1 == E.E1 ? d.I1 : E.E2 d.I1 == E.E1 ? d.I1 : d.I2 d.I1 == E.E1 ? d.S1 : E.E2 d.I1 == E.E1 ? E.E1 : d.I2 d.I1 == E.E1 ? E.E1 : d.S2 d.I1 == E.E1 ? d.S1 : d.S2 d.S1 == E.E1 ? d.I1 : E.E2 d.S1 == E.E1 ? d.I1 : d.I2 d.S1 == E.E1 ? d.S1 : E.E2 d.S1 == E.E1 ? E.E1 : d.I2 d.S1 == E.E1 ? E.E1 : d.S2 d.S1 == E.E1 ? d.S1 : d.S2 // the following test cases should throw because the ifTrue/ifFalse clauses have conflicting representations d.I1 == E.E1 ? d.I1 : d.S2 d.I1 == E.E1 ? d.S1 : d.I2
- related to
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CSHARP-3315 LINQ3: Serializers should implement Equals
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- Closed
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