Why does DeleteByKey not use defined converter

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Description

We implement keys with dedicated value objects, e.g. AccountId. In the configuration for the entity a converter is provided with HasConversion().

entity.Property(e => e.Id).HasColumnName("AccountId").HasConversion(DBConverter_SharedKernel.AccountIdConverter);

It works fine with EF Core commands. I tested DeleteByKey. With accountId being of type AccountId I expected to call the method with

_dbContext.Person.DeleteByKey(accountId);

Exception

At runtime an exception is thrown:
System.ArgumentException: 'No mapping exists from object type Elwis.SharedKernel.Domain.AccountId to a known managed provider native type.'

Workaround

When I use the Guid value that is encapsulated by AccountId the command works:

_dbContext.Person.DeleteByKey(accountId.Value);

The signature of Person.DeleteByKey shows the type AccountId. I don't understand why the conversion doesn't work.

Further technical details

• EF Core: 6.0.4
• EF Extensions version:6.13.18
• Database Provider: SQL Server