Allow index IsDescending to get empty array for all-descending#28489
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roji merged 2 commits intodotnet:mainfrom Jul 26, 2022
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Allow index IsDescending to get empty array for all-descending#28489roji merged 2 commits intodotnet:mainfrom
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Question: is it worth introducing AllDescending or similar on IndexAttribute? Right now to specify all-descending, you do this ugly thing: [Index(..., IsDescending = new bool[0])] |
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I'd prefer adding |
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@dotnet/efteam added AllDescending. |
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Improves #27210 by allowing aan empty list parameter to IsDescending, meaning that all index columns should be descending.
Also normalizes explicitly-set all-ascending/all-descending to null/empty array respectively.
(addresses API review, #27588)