Arthur Vickers
Arthur Vickers
@Rick-Anderson What is the value of tracking it in the EF repo? (Happy to have one if there is a reason for it.)
@Rick-Anderson It will have to be someone on the dev team. We'll prioritize it alongside other docs work.
**EF Team Triage:** Closing this issue as the requested additional details have not been provided and we have been unable to reproduce it. *BTW this is a canned response and...
@slipdef What is it that you're trying to do that needs an owned entity tracked without it's owner? In other words, why is it an owned entity if it can...
@slipdef In that case can you elaborate on, "adding AsNoTracking() in these cases doesn't make sense for me."
@slipdef Thanks; we will discuss.
We discussed in triage and decided to keep this on the backlog to consider not requiring AsNoTracking in this case. @smitpatel Can you write down something that explains the main...
@Zefek You can do something like this: ```C# public class Blog { private readonly List _posts = new(); public int Id { get; set; } public IEnumerable Posts => _posts;...
> or by registering the DbContext as transient This statement is aimed at typical ASP.NET Core applications that use dependency injection. It may or may not be relevant when writing...
@SteepT The problem is that EF Core reads and writes directly from/to fields by default. This means that even though the `exampleId_` backing field is initialized, the bit indicating it...