Selectors as Func<T, TResult>

[cmpbedes]

I'm writing an abstraction over the ZeroQL-generated code and was wondering if there's a way to specify the output of the query as a parameter instead, something like this:

//lambda approach:

Task<User> GetMyUser()
{
  return _client.Query(q => q.Me(x => new { x.FirstName, x.Surname }));
}

//Func approach

Task<T> GetMyUser<T>(Func<User, T> selector)
{
  return _client.Query(q => q.Me(selector));
}

[byme8]

No, it is impossible to use it like that because the source generator wouldn't be able to figure out the selector in compile time.

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[cmpbedes]

I had a feeling this would be the case, thanks for confirming