David Osolkowski

Looks like there's a [winget issue](https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli/issues/2036) which redirects some blame back to the dotnet SDK installer: > If the dotnet installer is going to add characters to the filename, it...

I believe this was still happening recently, I just haven't encountered it because I no longer need the SDK installed separately. A contributing factor may be that I had an...

I'm also experiencing some discrepancies, which seem to have appeared recently. In particular, the extension is removing trailing newlines from `.json` files even though Prettier CLI believes they should be...

@roji Thanks for the quick response! One question, what do you mean by "make sure these annotations are flown to the migrations"? I think that's the key part I'm missing...

We configure our tables using classes implementing `IEntityTypeConfiguration` and `ApplyConfigurationsFromAssembly()`, which seems to work fine. In the `IEntityTypeConfiguration.Configure(EntityTypeBuilder builder)` method, I call `builder.HasAnnotation("property", "value")` for test purposes, and I see...

That would require us to generate SQL code to handle any prior state though, because by that point we don't know what the prior model is, right? I would like...

I was able to create a minimal reproduction: https://github.com/dosolkowski-work/dotnet-ef-migrations-issue

It's still confusing how all of this is connected together--it feels like EF Core has two different sides that aren't talking to each other. If I create an `IEntityTypeAddedConvention` or...

Okay, so my best guess at the moment is there's a generic "base" model, and then a *completely separate* Relational model. The new conventions system operates *only* on the base...

@AndriySvyryd Thanks, this is making a bit more sense now, if I can find some time I will see if I can make some minimal reproductions. If we are not...