linq using GetValueOrDefault in Where clause problem about standard HOT 3 CLOSED

This is odd because this exact code works on 4.6.1

DateTime.Now is more precise in .NET Core, so two calls to it would be much more likely to produce the same value in .NET Framework.

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I also eliminated the possibility that there is something wrong with my where clause (logic)

Are you sure this logic is correct? I assume that last => should be an ==, which means you're evaluating DateTime.Now twice, and it could return two different values each time.

If you're trying to match on the condition where DeletedAt does not have a value, I think you actually want something like .Where(p => !p.DeletedAt.HasValue).

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Yea, that was kind of my guess. But if I wasn't doing it wrong in the first place, we wouldn't be here!

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