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Support TypeConverterAttribute on bound properties

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#36.545 aberto em 18 de mar. de 2017

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It's very difficult to add a custom TypeConverter for framework types to have them bind correctly within ConfigurationBinder. The documentation for TypeConverterAttribute specifies that the attribute can be attached to a property, and that property will then use the specified TypeConverter during serialization/deserialization. Unfortunately, ConfigurationBinder doesn't take the property's attributes into consideration during BindProperty, instead passing the binding off to BindInstance with just the type of the property.

Presently, the only way to use custom TypeConverters is to register them using TypeDescriptor.AddAttributes before any configuration binding occurs, which is inconvenient if your library requires custom TypeConverters for standard types.

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