Disabled implicit seq to array conversion #1902
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…ng sequence protocol to .NET arrays when the target .NET type is `System.Object`. The conversion is still attempted when the target type is a `System.Array` fixes pythonnet#1900
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Disabled implicit conversion from Python objects implementing sequence protocol to .NET arrays when the target .NET type is
System.Object. The conversion is still attempted when the target type is aSystem.Array.Many Python types implement sequence protocol. In many cases such conversion loses too much important data.
Does this close any currently open issues?
fixes #1900
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