Passing generic parameter results in wrong overload being called

Question

I\'m trying to update Medusa to allow decorated POCOs to be used anywhere it currently uses List. The problem I\'m running into is that the wrong

Answer 1

Yes, the overload is resolved at compile-time. You can force it to be evaluated at execution time if you're using C# 4, like this:

internal T CallDoSomething<T, U>(string someString, U ints) where T : class
{
    dynamic d = ints;
    return DoSomething<T>(someString, d);
}

However, personally I'd try to simplify your design if you possibly can. This sort of thing gets messy very quickly.