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0.5.9

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  • Supports search using Expression by @mk3008 in #45

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0.5.8

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  • Supports Dapper's TypeHanlder. by @mk3008 in #42

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  • Correction of search condition judgment process by @mk3008 in #40

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0.5.6

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0.5.5

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  • ObjectRelationMapper.AddTypeHandler hook by @mk3008 in #36

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0.5.4

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0.5.2

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  • 22 automatic creation of dbtabledefinition class by @mk3008 in #23

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0.5.1

25 Dec 12:52
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  • Integrated ParentRelation with DbColumnDefinition by @mk3008 in #20
  • 19 unable to create index on column used in parentrelations by @mk3008 in #21

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0.5.0

24 Dec 02:07
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  • If the value is 0, it will be treated as unregistered data. by @mk3008 in #15
  • Breaking change: Deprecated ColumnNames in DbParentRelationDefinition… by @mk3008 in #16
  • version0.5.0 by @mk3008 in #17

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  • Deprecated the ColumnNames property of the DbTableDefinition class.

If the parent and child column names do not have the same name, it is not possible to express a join expression, but this cannot be expressed using the conventional ColumnNames property.
If the column names of the parent and child are the same, you can define the join expression if you know the type of the parent.
Therefore, it has been abolished.