Because AgentAccount.HomePage is of type System.Uri, its ToString() returns a canonicalized version of the original string (for more details, see this link and scroll down to question 4). This leads to issues the value that is stored could be different from the value that was used when creating the object. For example, the value is automatically lowercased, as evidenced by this dotnetfiddle.
There's been a similar issue with Activity IDs (see #10 for more). This could be handled similarly, or by using Uri.OriginalString like I've shown in the earlier dotnetfiddle.
Because
AgentAccount.HomePageis of typeSystem.Uri, itsToString()returns a canonicalized version of the original string (for more details, see this link and scroll down to question 4). This leads to issues the value that is stored could be different from the value that was used when creating the object. For example, the value is automatically lowercased, as evidenced by this dotnetfiddle.There's been a similar issue with Activity IDs (see #10 for more). This could be handled similarly, or by using
Uri.OriginalStringlike I've shown in the earlier dotnetfiddle.