Hi, In this case, because the LocationCriterionService doesn't make use of the DateRange fields, this shouldn't in practice actually get sent to the API. Depending on how your framework serializes objects, you should be able to use the regular generic selector structure for this service. I'll check with the core engineering team to see how they want to handle this discrepancy, but as long as you don't send a DateRange to the API (which isn't needed) you shouldn't have any problems.
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