talmroth

I would also like this. I will fork and submit pull.

Yeah, wasn't thinking clearly there. I have an idea that I will work out tomorrow that I think can work. On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 6:50 PM, Brad Barnett...

This is much more involved that I had thought. I was working though making everything generic so you could choose to use subclasses of AuditLog and/or AuditLogDetails. Unfortunately it means...

It only does the discriminator thing if your DbSet is of the base type. If the dbSet is of the derived type it will be a single table. So the...

I was going down this path basically: ``` public class TrackerContext : DbContext, ITrackerContext where TA : AuditLog where TAD : AuditLogDetail ``` With this I could extend the log...

If you look at the TrackingDataStore.PropertyConfigStore collection after calling the above code (.Except.And.And) you will see more LastModified LastModifiedby and Created in the list twice. Once as the actual type...

The following 2 changes fix my sample test (going from info.DeclaringType.FullName to typeof(T).FullName) ``` internal static void SkipProperty(Expression property) { PropertyInfo info = property.GetPropertyInfo(); var newValue = new TrackingConfigurationValue(false, TrackingConfigurationPriority.High);...

By the way. This has nothing to do with the generics as I had originally thought. It's all about the base class.

Seconded. With a form with a lot of fields the size of the GUID adds up.