Mapper doesn't work when using concurrency token as Timestamp/Rowversion about detached-mapper HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi @ricabrica, thanks for writing

That error message means that byte[] is not being taken as a primitive, so that, the library handles it as an object.
On the other hand, primitives are copied 'as-is'.
It can be fixed by adding the type to primitives:
.UseDetached(options => options.Primitives.Add(typeof(byte[])))
Do you think I should add it by default?

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Hi @leonardoporro,

byte[] is specific to SQL Server. if your library is SQL agnostic, than let the byte[] out. UseDetached is a good and a viable option. Thanks for your info.

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Ok, I'll add more tests about arrays later.
Please let me know if it works...

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Collections of primitives are now processed as primitives.

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