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2.0.25
https://gist.github.com/dcomartin/3e6fff415f6886c1b3c3b50b377fa0fc
Should behave and return the same results as the linq statement.
Throws a System.Exception: Invalid Group expression usage. This is from the Jokenizer which this package depends on.
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Fixed with Jokenizer.Net 1.1.1 version.
Published new Nuget (2.0.25).
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I think I'm still seeing this problem on 2.0.25. Might be something different but it's the same error. This is what I've got:
var where = "(FirstName.ToLower().Contains(@0) || FirstName.ToLower().Contains(@1)) && (LastName.ToLower().Contains(@0) || LastName.ToLower().Contains(@1))" var searchTerms = new List<string> { "ron", "edwards" }; query = query.Where(where, searchTerms);
If I remove the parentheses around the ORs it works but then it doesn't filter correctly
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DynamicQueryable version
2.0.25
Steps to reproduce
https://gist.github.com/dcomartin/3e6fff415f6886c1b3c3b50b377fa0fc
Expected behavior
Should behave and return the same results as the linq statement.
Actual behavior
Throws a System.Exception: Invalid Group expression usage. This is from the Jokenizer which this package depends on.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: