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Currently, projects that use linq.translations won't compile, when targeting .NET Core.

Hi,
Is it possible to use translations for navigation properties?

I'm using foreign keys in dbcontext, and have succesfully overriden the FK value via an expression. But I cannot think of a way of overriding the actual navigation?

-thanks
Alex.

@davidfowl, @damieng I was wondering if the package should target 2.0 instead of 1.0 as the project currently does. I know some reasons we usually recommend 2.0, but because this one doesn’t have any dependencies, I am not sure the same reasons apply.

First of all, great project! I think it might be a lifesaver for me, but I'm having a little trouble with something.

I've found that when not explicitly calling the wrapped property that the expression isn't called. For example the top one works ok as I'm doing lr.Title, however the second example doesn't work as I'm getting the entire entity.

var thisWorks = (from lr in LearningResources
                select new 
                {
                    lr.Title
                }).WithTranslations();

var thisDoesNotWork = (from lr in LearningResources
                        select lr).WithTranslations();


thisWorks.Dump();
thisDoesNotWork.Dump();

I'm guessing this is how it's meant to work, but it just took me a little while to figure it out. Unless I'm missing something?

Is there a way I can trigger calling my custom "Title" if I'm calling the entire entity?

-thanks
Alex.

For those of us who write enterprise applications and make use of the GAC or otherwise want to protect the integrity of our applications, signing our projects with strong names is a must.

As such, anything we reference must also be strong named. The Microsoft.Linq.Translations assembly that comes down from NuGet is not, but it should be.

So that this can be compiled with released versions of Visual Studio.

Hi Damien,

Could you publish a Nuget for the .NET Standard 2.0 compatible version of your library?

Thanks!