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I was looking this at some point, but the typical way of working with Linq expression trees is that they are visited and re-constructed recursively, and there is no easy way to carry the generic type parameters through-out the full expression tree traversal, so some level cast has to happen anyway. That's why I thought it's probably better that the user explicitly does it.
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It would be nice if the visit method got a generic type overload, so I don't have to cast the expression returned.
Not sure how it would look in F# but something like this in C#
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