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GraphDiff is a library that allows the automatic update of a detached graph using Entity Framework code first.

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I'm not sure if master is the correct branch to issue this pull request for, but here is a unit test for demonstrating and detecting issue #130. I also adjusted...

bug

``` public object AttachAndReloadAssociatedEntity(object entity) { var localCopy = FindTrackedEntity(entity); if (localCopy != null) { return localCopy; } if (_context.Entry(entity).State == EntityState.Detached) { // TODO look into a possible better...

potential bug

dear, exception While trying to use context.UpdateGraph ex: context.UpdateGraph(UpdatedWF, map => map.OwnedCollection(x => x.contexts)); i have this error : ambiguos match found - when calling :GetPrimaryKeyFieldsFor function at return metadata.KeyMembers...

Hey guys can someone please confirm this works for EF7 (EF Core 1.0) ? I feel a lot of functionalities are maintained in the code first approach in EF7 Beta7,which...

It allows Entity Framework to use cached queries and not rebuild SQL text each time. The same for databases - parametrized query allows to cache execution plan.

Is it possbile merge entity grapth in scenarion when database wins?

When calling OwnedCollection on a custom collection, I get the following error: _GraphDiff requires the collection to be either IEnumerable or T[]_ The custom collection is something like: ``` C#...

...from the database (owned or associated). An attempt to provide a config for issue #105. Currently this still loads (has to) **all** elements of the collection from the database (to...

I have the following classes: ``` Customer CustomerAddress PostCode State ``` On saving a customer with an address I do: ``` customer = dbContext.UpdateGraph (entity, map => map.OwnedEntity(x => x.CustomerAddress,...

I have following entities in my `DbContext`: [![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/j3UsT.png)](http://i.stack.imgur.com/j3UsT.png) ``` public class A { public A() { Bs = new List(); } public ICollection Bs { set; get;...