Default Model Binder does not bind for Nullable types in IEnumerable?
Maybe it's too late, but I have found a workaround. You can convert the SourceId field to string before sending data. So your JSON data will look like.
The Default Model Binder is parsing all SourceId values as ints. But it seems . NET is missing a default type converter from int to long?.
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