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configurator.ConfigureIdentity<{generatable.ContainingNamespace}.{generatable.TypeName}, {generatable.UnderlyingTypeFullyQualifiedName}>({Environment.NewLine} new {Constants.DomainModelingNamespace}.Configuration.IIdentityConfigurator.Args());
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configurator.ConfigureIdentity<{generatable.ContainingNamespace}.{generatable.TypeName}, {generatable.UnderlyingTypeFullyQualifiedName}>({Environment.NewLine} new Architect.DomainModeling.Configuration.IIdentityConfigurator.Args());
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"""));
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varsource=$@"
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using {Constants.DomainModelingNamespace};
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using Architect.DomainModeling;
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#nullable enable
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/// For example, this can be used to have Entity Framework configure a convention for every matching type in the domain model, in a trim-safe way.
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/// </para>
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/// </summary>
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public static void ConfigureIdentities({Constants.DomainModelingNamespace}.Configuration.IIdentityConfigurator configurator)
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public static void ConfigureIdentities(Architect.DomainModeling.Configuration.IIdentityConfigurator configurator)
configurator.ConfigureWrapperValueObject<{generatable.ContainingNamespace}.{generatable.TypeName}, {generatable.UnderlyingTypeFullyQualifiedName}>({Environment.NewLine} new {Constants.DomainModelingNamespace}.Configuration.IWrapperValueObjectConfigurator.Args());
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configurator.ConfigureWrapperValueObject<{generatable.ContainingNamespace}.{generatable.TypeName}, {generatable.UnderlyingTypeFullyQualifiedName}>({Environment.NewLine} new Architect.DomainModeling.Configuration.IWrapperValueObjectConfigurator.Args());
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"""));
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varsource=$@"
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using {Constants.DomainModelingNamespace};
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using Architect.DomainModeling;
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#nullable enable
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/// For example, this can be used to have Entity Framework configure a convention for every matching type in the domain model, in a trim-safe way.
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/// </para>
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/// </summary>
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public static void ConfigureWrapperValueObjects({Constants.DomainModelingNamespace}.Configuration.IWrapperValueObjectConfigurator configurator)
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public static void ConfigureWrapperValueObjects(Architect.DomainModeling.Configuration.IWrapperValueObjectConfigurator configurator)
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