Sequence contains more than one matching element about serialize.linq HOT 6 CLOSED

Funny thing is, if I just change the names of the variables, it works. What gives???

var start = new DateTime(2015, 2, 1);
var end = new DateTime(2015, 2, 15);
Expression<Func<DataPoint, bool>> expr =
    dp => dp.Timestamp >= start && dp.Timestamp < end && dp.AcctId == 1;
var exprNode = expr.ToExpressionNode();

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Okay. Going back to the original snippet. The reason it didn't work is because feb1 is a substring of feb15. Even if I were to rename feb1 to eb1, it would still cause the exception to occur. That is why renaming the two variables to start and end worked.

var feb1 = new DateTime(2015, 2, 1);
var feb15 = new DateTime(2015, 2, 15);
Expression<Func<DataPoint, bool>> expr =
    dp => dp.Timestamp >= feb1 && dp.Timestamp < feb15 && dp.AcctId == 1;
var exprNode = expr.ToExpressionNode();

Weird, eh?

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will try to publish 1.2.2 asap

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Thanks for the quick turnaround. Looking forward to seeing 1.2.2 released.

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I just published version 1.2.2.

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Yay!

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