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The docs mention there is no need to specify a converter explicitly when there is a built-in converter. Is it possible to somehow register custom converters to behave the same way?
For example, I have a custom UriToStringConverter class that I would like to use for multiple Uri properties. Currently, I register the converter for every Uri property separately. I don't know if this is something that's possible but missing from the docs (clearly, it works for built-in converters) or if this is a missing feature.
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The docs mention there is no need to specify a converter explicitly when there is a built-in converter. Is it possible to somehow register custom converters to behave the same way?
For example, I have a custom
UriToStringConverter
class that I would like to use for multiple Uri properties. Currently, I register the converter for every Uri property separately. I don't know if this is something that's possible but missing from the docs (clearly, it works for built-in converters) or if this is a missing feature.Document Details
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