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Expand Up @@ -496,9 +496,7 @@ Yes. By default, each VO is decorated with a `TypeConverter` and `System.Text.Js
Yes, although there are certain considerations. [Please see the EFCore page on the Wiki](https://stevedunn.github.io/Vogen/value-objects-in-efcore.html),
but the TL;DR is:

* If the Value Object on your entity is a struct, then you don't need to do anything special

* But if it is a class, then you need a conversion to be generated, e.g. `[ValueObject<string>(conversions: Conversions.EfCoreValueConverter)]`
* You need a conversion to be generated, e.g. `[ValueObject<string>(conversions: Conversions.EfCoreValueConverter)]`
and you need to tell EFCore to use that converter in the `OnModelCreating` method, e.g.:

```csharp
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