DYN-10011: Return runtime concrete type for types implementing .NET interfaces#5
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Is it feasible to add a test for this? |
aparajit-pratap
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I know how to add a test for this in Dynamo. Will explore how I can add a test to this project. |
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Looks like test CI needs some attention, but if this runs locally, looks good to me.
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Closing in favor of #6 |
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Background: When a .NET method returns a concrete type that implements an interface, e.g.
IDisposable, pythonnet incorrectly resolves the object as the interface type instead of the concrete type. This prevents access to the concrete type's members and breaks common patterns using Python's with statement for resource management with IDisposable types.This PR attempts to fix the above issue.
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