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Currently EntityQuery tries to provide default values for all columns/properties defined in the QueryDefinition when calling constructItem. This fails if there is no setter (e.g. it's a calculated or read-only property).
Solution: Don't try to call a setter/provide a default if none exists. Maybe you'd like to print a warning but since there is no way to disable the warning it might be confusing. One way might be to enable optional default values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently
EntityQuery
tries to provide default values for all columns/properties defined in theQueryDefinition
when callingconstructItem
. This fails if there is no setter (e.g. it's a calculated or read-only property).Solution: Don't try to call a setter/provide a default if none exists. Maybe you'd like to print a warning but since there is no way to disable the warning it might be confusing. One way might be to enable optional default values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: