Class PreviousNameAttribute
The member's previous stored name, so a rename reads as a rename. A model comparison sees only that one name is gone and another has appeared; without this it cannot tell a rename from a member dropped and another added — and on a document store that difference is whether the data survives. Declaring the old name makes the intent explicit and lets the change be generated as a rename, keeping the values.
Name several when a member has been renamed more than once; the comparison accepts any of them.
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Property, AllowMultiple = true)]
public sealed class PreviousNameAttribute : Attribute- Inheritance
-
PreviousNameAttribute
- Inherited Members
Constructors
PreviousNameAttribute(string)
The member's previous stored name, so a rename reads as a rename. A model comparison sees only that one name is gone and another has appeared; without this it cannot tell a rename from a member dropped and another added — and on a document store that difference is whether the data survives. Declaring the old name makes the intent explicit and lets the change be generated as a rename, keeping the values.
Name several when a member has been renamed more than once; the comparison accepts any of them.
public PreviousNameAttribute(string name)Parameters
namestring
Properties
Name
The stored name this member used to have.
public string Name { get; }