I made a comment on Twitter today that turned into a conversation with
James, and I figured it would be good to throw it out to the
discussion group and get other people's opinions.
My comment was that I find it unnecessarily onerous to configure FNHib
AutoMapping to exclude mapping of an entity base class (layer
supertype). Currently you need to tweak the automapping conventions
using something like
AutoMap.AssemblyOf<Entity>()
.Setup(s =>
{
s.IsBaseType =
type => type == typeof(Entity);
})
.Where(t => t.Namespace == "Entities");
But it seems to me this is going to be SUCH a common case that it
should just be drop-dead simple to configure this directly on the
automapper. James seemed amenable, and threw up a pastie of a couple
of options:
http://pastie.org/587733
I pointed out that the API already uses the term Ignore elsewhere, so
sticking with that probably makes sense. Personally, I think I prefer
the .IgnoreBase<>() option.
What do other people think? Any of those look good? Have better
options?
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