[release/7.0] Support entities with owned types in ExecuteUpdate setter property lambda #29723
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…ter property lambda (dotnet#29672) Fixes dotnet#29618 Fixes dotnet#28727 (cherry picked from commit d4be66b)
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Fixes #28727, backports #29672
Description
The logic for verifying and handling property selectors for ExecuteUpdate does not take into account owned entities.
Customer impact
ExecuteUpdate does not work when the entity being updated has an owned entity (even if the update doesn't affect that owned entity).
How found
Customer reported on 7.0
Regression
No.
Testing
Added a test for the affected scenario.
Risk
Low; the fix is quite trivial, and a quirk was added to revert back to older behavior.