One of my classes has a property decorated with [JsonIgnore] similar to this:
[JsonIgnore]
[JsonPropertyName("foo")]
[Obsolete("This property is no longer valid because blablabla.")]
public string Foo { get; set; }One important detail to notice is that this property is ALSO decorated with an "obsolete" attribute with a custom message that allows me to warm developers to discontinue using this property.
The Json code generator generates the following:
properties[0] = global::System.Text.Json.Serialization.Metadata.JsonMetadataServices.CreatePropertyInfo<global::System.String>(
options,
isProperty: true,
isPublic: true,
isVirtual: false,
declaringType: typeof(global::MyLibrary.Models.ClassA),
propertyTypeInfo: jsonContext.String,
converter: null,
getter: static (obj) => ((global::MyLibrary.Models.ClassA)obj).Foo,
setter: static (obj, value) => ((global::MyLibrary.Models.ClassA)obj).Foo = value!,
ignoreCondition: global::System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonIgnoreCondition.Always,
hasJsonInclude: false,
numberHandling: default,
propertyName: "Foo",
jsonPropertyName: "foo");ignoreCondition is set to ignore always, which I guess is good and will presumably prevent the value from being serialized but the problem is that the Foo property is referenced in the "getter" and the "setter" which triggers a CS0618 when I build my library coupled with the fact that I treat warnings as errors during the build process, this causes my library to fail to build.
Is there a way to indicate to the code generator that a given class property should be completely ignored?
One of my classes has a property decorated with
[JsonIgnore]similar to this:One important detail to notice is that this property is ALSO decorated with an "obsolete" attribute with a custom message that allows me to warm developers to discontinue using this property.
The Json code generator generates the following:
ignoreConditionis set to ignore always, which I guess is good and will presumably prevent the value from being serialized but the problem is that theFooproperty is referenced in the "getter" and the "setter" which triggers aCS0618when I build my library coupled with the fact that I treat warnings as errors during the build process, this causes my library to fail to build.Is there a way to indicate to the code generator that a given class property should be completely ignored?