Skip indexer properties in command and query validation#2299
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The fluent validation filters walked every public property via reflection and called GetValue(instance) with no arguments. For indexer properties (this[...]) that throws "Parameter count mismatch", which surfaced whenever a command or query graph contained a type with an indexer — for example a JsonElement held in an object-typed property. Skip indexer properties so validation traverses the rest of the graph without throwing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Parameter count mismatchwhen the parameter graph contains a type with an indexer (for example aJsonElementheld in anobject-typed property). The recursive fluent validation filters now skip indexer properties.