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The way updates are being handled means that the auditing interceptor doesn't work as the entities are not showing in the change tracker at that stage as modified. Added the auditing to BaseDatabaseService instead. |
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| Extensions | ||
| Models | ||
| DatabaseContext.cs | ||
| LANCommander.Server.Data.csproj | ||
| ModelBuilderExtensions.cs | ||
| PaginatedResults.cs | ||
| README.md | ||
| UpdateEntityContext.cs | ||
LANCommander.Server.Data
This is the main assembly for defining database schema and the database context for Entity Framework Core.
Adding Migrations
Migrations should only be added to the database provider projects. The following commands can be used to add a new migration:
dotnet ef migrations add <Migration Name> --project LANCommander.Server.Data.SQLite --startup-project LANCommander.Server -- --database-provider=SQLite --connection-string="Data Source=LANCommander.db;Cache=Shared"
dotnet ef migrations add <Migration Name> --project LANCommander.Server.Data.MySQL --startup-project LANCommander.Server -- --database-provider=MySQL --connection-string="Server=localhost;Uid=root;Pwd=password;Database=LANCommander"
dotnet ef migrations add <Migration Name> --project LANCommander.Server.Data.PostgreSQL --startup-project LANCommander.Server -- --database-provider=PostgreSQL --connection-string="Host=localhost;Port=5432;Database=LANCommander;User Id=postgres;Password=password"
A migration should be added to every database provider. Note that when running each of these, Settings.yml needs to be updated with the correct connection strings.
If something with the parsing of the database provider or connection string arguments needs to be looked at, you can add --debugger for the application to wait until a debugger is attached.