Hi Michael @michaelstaib
Look, I don't like this: [UseFiltering] public virtual ICollection Enrollments { get; set; }
Because I don't like to apply attributes to my models. My question is:
There's a way that I can get this behavior but by applying it into ObjectType without losing the IQueriable feature?
You can also use our fluent API.
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Hi Michael @michaelstaib
Look, I don't like this:
[UseFiltering]
public virtual ICollection Enrollments { get; set; }
Because I don't like to apply attributes to my models.
My question is:
There's a way that I can get this behavior but by applying it into ObjectType without losing the IQueriable feature?
You can also use our fluent API.