Generate partial .NET classes in GetDotNetModel#58
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Generate partial .NET classes in GetDotNetModel#58manitra wants to merge 2 commits intoIntechnity-com:masterfrom
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By making the .NET models partial, developers can add fields, code or interface implementations or even base class. This allow a more flexible work flow where the developer generate only the model he needs. Then customize some of them (on separate files). Later they can generate again additional models without conflicting with their customizations.
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By making the .NET models partial, developers can add fields, code or interface implementations or even base class. This allow a more flexible work flow where the developer generate only the model he needs. Then customize some of them (on separate files).
Later they can generate again additional models without conflicting with their customizations.