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.NET Arrays supported as response array types?
See original GitHub issueAre .NET arrays (eg. Int32[]) supported as a response array type? If so, what do I put as a value in responseArrayType?
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I’m still seeing this as an issue, can’t seem to figure out how to just get a primitive array, tried setting inline array types and leaving Generic Type Array blank etc, but the resultant is
<TypeName> TypeName,which is clearly invalid. Having to do some nasty post generation find and replace at the moment.Thanks for the feedback.
I’m sorry for my confusion regarding
System.Collections.Generic.Listnot working. I was setting only the fieldGeneric Array Typein theResponse Typessection and not theGeneric Array Typein thePrimitive Typessection of the Serialization settings.I like your suggestion on simply documenting the special value. I think that would be sufficient to help users.
When I get a chance I’m going to dig into this and I’ll submit a PR referencing this issue and we can discuss.
Thanks for the tips.