I'm trying to map one object to another but the object is quite complex. During development, I'd like the ability to either exclude a bunch of fields and get to them one by one or be able to specify to map only fields I want and increase that as each test succeeds.
So:
class string field1 string field2 string field3
Now I'd like to map field1
, test, fix and then move onto field2
then field3
.
Is this possible?
So, the AutoMapper Ignore() method is used when you want to completely ignore the property in the mapping. The ignored property could be in either the source or the destination object.
Automapper is considerably faster when mapping a List<T> of objects on . NET Core (It's still slower on full . NET Framework).
By default, AutoMapper only recognizes public members. It can map to private setters, but will skip internal/private methods and properties if the entire property is private/internal.
.ForMember(dto => dto.field1, opt => opt.Ignore());
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