Fix a few issues with type mappings for schema generator #6241
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Fixes #6240
So, there are two issues that are fixed.
The first one started to reproduce after #5123 and the gist of it is that while before we were consulting type mapping to deduce which actual type we're retrieving for schema, afterwards we stopped doing that. The fix seems to be quite easy, an additional
GetRepresentationalTypecall will unwrap all possible domains so we'll retrieve the original type.As for the second, this one is a bit weird. After #5559
NpgsqlDataReader.GetColumnSchemastarted to return the actual types for arrays (say,int[]or something similar) whileNpgsqlDataReader.GetFieldTypeis still returningArray(no idea why is that) and this mismatch resulted inNpgsqlDataAdapterbeing a bit confused because it can't mapArraytoint[](and that is becausetypeof(Array).IsArrayreturnsfalse, funny enough). As a fix I changed the way we retrieve the type by passingtypeof(object)(similar to how is done forGetFieldType).@NinoFloris you probably should also take a look.