Arthur Vickers
Arthur Vickers
@rkaushik15 Yes, the T4 template can be used to do this. Just scaffold the CLR type that you want and include the store type in the mapping or as an...
Here's an example. In the default "EntityType.T4" template at around line 98 where each property is being written out: ```C# // Change the CLR type based on whatever information about...
Note for triage: Method signature is: ```C# private static void PopulateCollection(...) where TRelatedEntity : TElement where TCollection : class, ICollection ``` Generic types are: ```C# TCollection: List TElement: List TRelatedEntity:...
@maumar to look for workaround.
@maumar Make sure to change the PR to target the release/7.0 branch.
This issue is lacking enough information for us to be able to fully understand what is happening. Please attach a small, runnable project or post a small, runnable code listing...
@bricelam Looks like `CreateFunction` may be broken here.
On further investigation, this seems to be related to the update pipeline changes in EF7. The code is dynamically creating a trigger. However, marking all tables with `HasTrigger` doesn't appear...
Notes for triage: verified that reverting to the old SQL generator fixes this. This means #29916 should cover this case. See also https://github.com/dotnet/EntityFramework.Docs/issues/4241 @Eruka As a workaround, do something like...
@ChuckMusgrave Sorry, I thought the behavior was due to the script error that Erik pointed out. I didn't look too closely; I will take another look.