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Nested lazy load

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Hello, I have this configuration: Development.cs HasMany (x => x.Assets) .KeyColumn ("Promotion_ID"). NotFound.Ignore (). LazyLoad (). Cascade.AllDeleteOrphan (). AsSet (); Asset.cs References(x => x.Estate).Column("EstateId").NotFound.Ignore().Fetch.Join().LazyLoad().ReadOnly(); References(x => x.Property).Column("PropertyId").NotFound.Ignore().Fetch.Join().LazyLoad().ReadOnly(); When I do...

robertovaldesperez

HasMany().Not.KeyNullable() uni-directional mapping generates NULLable FK DDL

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Hello, It seems like `HasMany().Not.KeyNullable()` not quite properly generates DDL with SchemaExport. Assuming it should output NOT NULL FK column on the child side. However what I get is NULLable...

ghost

Hello, I couldn't find this in the documentation but can someone please explain the purpose of `OptimisticLock.Version()` inside a classmap? From what i can tell, it does nothing. The below...

behrygood1982

I am using fluent nHibernate with SQLite. And I am working with UTC-DateTime in my code. I added "DateTimeKind=Utc" to my sqllite connection string, and I am telling nHibernate that...

1234Georg

Cascade.DeleteOrphan doesn't seem to be working for me?

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Hi! I seem to be running into an issue where orphaned records are not getting deleted, and would be very grateful for any advice. We have a Medication class. Each...

SamMonballiu

Hi and thanks for the awesome lib! One issue I have is GenericEnumMapper (or related code) is that it is emitting quite a lot of debug messages when it performs...

razzmatazz

FluentConfigurationException exception on Xamarin.Forms with Sqlite

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Hi guys, Recently I tried to port a logic from a WPF application to a Xamarin.Forms app. Both are using NHibernate with SQLite. At first, it seemed easy but I...

m4rkyx

This PR adds an option to load internal IAutoMappingOverrides from an assembly.

NicolasSeiler

Use Type as PropertyPart CustomType instead of only name

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Currently, Fluent NHibernate uses only the **case-insensitive** name of the type in PropertyPart.CustomType() because it uses the constructor TypeReference(string) instead of TypeReference(Type). This leads to problems if there are two...

visubesy

When a table name is already set it shouldn't be overriden.

fru