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.Net: Add integration tests for no-vector models and fix bugs #11383

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@westey-m westey-m commented Apr 4, 2025

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Some databases support crud operations without a vector.
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Add integration tests for no-vector models and fix bugs

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@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title Add integration tests for no-vector models and fix bugs .Net: Add integration tests for no-vector models and fix bugs Apr 4, 2025
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LGTM, see some comments on file organization etc. Great to see the test coverage increasing!

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Thanks, LGTM! See one question below (no need to change necessarily)

@westey-m westey-m merged commit b19fe4c into microsoft:feature-vector-data-preb2 Apr 7, 2025
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