Add support for emitting System.DateOnly and System.TimeOnly when Microsoft.OData.Client >= 9.0.0#442
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Fixes #439
Description
This PR adds support for generating native .NET date/time types (
System.DateOnlyandSystem.TimeOnly) in the OData Connected Service VS extension andMicrosoft.OData.Clitool when the project references Microsoft.OData.Client version 9.0.0 or greater.Background
Starting with
Microsoft.OData.Clientversion9.0.0, the OData client library supports native .NET date and time types (DateOnly and TimeOnly) instead of the legacy Microsoft.OData.Edm.Date and Microsoft.OData.Edm.TimeOfDay types. This change enables better interoperability with modern .NET applications and aligns with the .NET ecosystem's shift toward native temporal types.This Change
Introduce an
EmitNativeDateTimeTypesproperty that is computed based on theMicrosoft.OData.Clientversion referenced in the project: