So here's my scenario
I created a new class that I want mapped (via IUserType). Pretty
standard stuff.
Now the problem is - we're using automapping and the first thing I did
was to create an IPropertyConvention implemented like:
if(instance.Type == myType)
{
instance.CustomType<MyUserType>();
}
that doesn't work. FluentNHibernate's convention seems to be treating
myType as an association and therefore my convention never gets hit.
It does work if I create an automapping override, but as you can imagine
that's less than perfect, being forced to create override for every
property that uses my new type.
Is there a way around it? If not, Perhaps that's something that could be
added in the future...
cheers,
K
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