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When (de-)serializing a dictionary with the DataContractSerializer, the comparer of the dictionary is always to default. This can be fixed with the [OnDeserialized] attribute.
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When (de-)serializing a dictionary with the DataContractSerializer, the comparer of the dictionary is always to default. This can be fixed with the [OnDeserialized] attribute.