Update README.md to provide help to people needing to integrate with ASP.NET Core API#260
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Update README.md to provide help to people needing to integrate with ASP.NET Core API#260info-lvsys wants to merge 1 commit intotherealparmesh:masterfrom
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Added clarification for ASP.Net core array serialization. Otherwise, this does not work out of the box. I had to look at the code, and issue console logs to discover the reason behind the problem
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Hi - thank you for the great work. This utility class is awesome.
The only change I am proposing is in the documentation to help folks coming from .NET core to understand why out of the box the arrays won't deserialize properly. Turns out that we need array indices :)
Thanks !