Problem solved: Dictionary with Enum as Key #313
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…ult in something like [EnumName].Value.MyProperty instead it will result in Value.MyProperty because ShouldCompareByKeys will return false. Enum is not a simple type even if it is a integer or similar.
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Comparing a Dictionary with Enum as key the PropertyPath will not result in something like [EnumName].Value.MyProperty instead it will result in Value.MyProperty because ShouldCompareByKeys will return false. Enum is not a simple type even if it is a integer or similar.