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$inlinecount no longer works after v0.6.5 #8

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david-hollifield opened this issue Aug 23, 2013 · 3 comments
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$inlinecount no longer works after v0.6.5 #8

david-hollifield opened this issue Aug 23, 2013 · 3 comments

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@david-hollifield
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After resolving the content negotiaton issue, I just got back to testing the feature that had me start using LinqToQueryable in the first place. It looks like $inlinecount is broken. Here are two queries using Postman. The first passes in $inlinecount. The second does not. Both are getting to my WebApi controller, but the $inlinecount version throws an exception after I return my collection. This was working fine in v0.6.4 (and still does).

8-23-2013 3-54-38 pm

8-23-2013 3-55-49 pm
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Sorry about that... Have you tried v1.3.1 of Linqtoquerystring.WebApi? This should resolve the issue.

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Sorry about that, have you tried v1.3.1 of Linqtoquerystring.WebApi? This
should resolve the issue.

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Yep, 1.3.1 did the trick. Thanks again.

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