Can't use splitOn and CancellationToken with CommandDefinition
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Description
I am using the CommandDefinition in order to use the CancellationToken parameter. However, when I tried to use the splitOn, there appears to be no option for this with QueryAsync. Is there a way I can define a CommandDefinition with splitOn so I can use my CancellationToken?
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Start by locating the CommandDefinition type and the QueryAsync overloads in Dapper. Compare how splitOn and CancellationToken are currently exposed, then verify that the requested combination can be represented and covered by an appropriate test; done means QueryAsync supports both options together.
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- csharp
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- database
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- Feature
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