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This issue is already fixed, the fix will be released with v4.0.2 |
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Ok, great, thank you! |
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@exyi The v4.1.0 with the fix is out on NuGet |
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Hello, some of our users are reporting a strange exception coming from FastExpressionCompiler
FindConvertOperator
method. Unfortunately, I'm unable to replicate it, as it probably only occurs on .NET Framework (or in other special circumstances). However, the compiled expression can be quite simple, on of the stack traces I have is coming from this - essentially onlyNew(Convert(x), Convert(y))
.I think it started occuring with FEC 4.0.1 or 4.0.0, I have just asked the second user about its version, will let you know when I get a response.
I guess the only possible cause is a implicit/explicit operator with 0 arguments, which is weird. I just wanted to ask, if you have any other idea. I see you recently made some changes to this method, could this be related?
The exceptions are:
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