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| static (options, mapping, _) => new PgTypeInfo(options, new IPAddressConverter(), | ||
| new DataTypeName(mapping.DataTypeName), unboxedType: mapping.Type == typeof(IPAddress) ? null : mapping.Type), | ||
| static (options, mapping, _) => new PgTypeInfo(options, new IPAddressConverter(), new DataTypeName(mapping.DataTypeName), | ||
| unboxedType: mapping.Type != typeof(IPAddress) ? mapping.Type : null), |
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Super minor nit: FWIW I prefer the the previous ternary to avoid double negation
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See test for what used to resolve succesfully.
Originally
StreamByteaConverterwould throw NotSupported during reading. Had it implemented the read methods though (i.e. viareader.GetStream()) as is done in #5480 we would start to throw at the GetFieldValueCore level trying to cast the return value from ReadAsObject (runtime typeColumnStream) to the requestedNetworkStream.In the case of IPAddressConverter we would throw inside the casting converter on read, trying to cast an IPAddress instance to whatever derived type was requested.
Better to head these cases off just after finding an info via a new read side analog of SupportsWriting.