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I'd like to suggest that you not make these assumptions. In our case, I had to add app.UseRouting() to get Pro working. We use fluent migrator, not EF migrations. Fortunately, I found your previous ticket where you posted the SQL Create Table statements. I was able to create migrations from this information. Also, these create statements (assuming also your EF migrations) assume the dbo schema. In our case, this particular application uses its own schema (not DBO).
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Coravel Pro originally was designed to work specifically with the built-in/ default EF core tooling.
Routing is necessary and I will have to update the docs to reflect this 👍
Again, right now, the design is targeted to ef core migrations... there are ways to figure out what columns to add to manual migrations, but can see that it may not be ideal. Will have to mull on this one as far as adding future support or not.
Agree that non-dbo schema would be nice, but have not had any push-back by any paying clients so far. So this would potentially be a new feature/config option in the future that will need to be prioritized.
The pro library seems to assume folks are using:
I'd like to suggest that you not make these assumptions. In our case, I had to add app.UseRouting() to get Pro working. We use fluent migrator, not EF migrations. Fortunately, I found your previous ticket where you posted the SQL Create Table statements. I was able to create migrations from this information. Also, these create statements (assuming also your EF migrations) assume the dbo schema. In our case, this particular application uses its own schema (not DBO).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: