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Simple Injector's Options.UseFullyQualifiedTypeNames allows Simple Injector to report fully qualified type names (type name + namespace). When visualizing object graphs using InstanceProducer.VisualizeObjectGraph, however, there is no way to influence the generated type names. It will always generate 'friendly class names' instead.
It would be good if VisualizeObjectGraph would be able to override this default, for instance by letting the user do the following:
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Allow VisualizeObjectGraph to generate fully qualified type names when Options.UseFullyQualifiedTypeNames is set
Allow VisualizeObjectGraph to generate fully qualified type names
May 10, 2019
Simple Injector's
Options.UseFullyQualifiedTypeNames
allows Simple Injector to report fully qualified type names (type name + namespace). When visualizing object graphs usingInstanceProducer.VisualizeObjectGraph
, however, there is no way to influence the generated type names. It will always generate 'friendly class names' instead.It would be good if
VisualizeObjectGraph
would be able to override this default, for instance by letting the user do the following:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: