Greg Horvath

The command line tools provide easy ways to generate scripts and apply migrations especially when it comes to the dev workflow and from a continuous integration standpoint. I understand the...

I was simply suggesting multi targeting the current command line tools for both .NET Core and .NET Framework and then including them in the nuget package. If I'm not mistaken...

Another work around is to create an empty setter for the property. Of course this only works if you have access to the object you are trying to serialize source...

@adminsyszg @E1izabeth This is still happening for me on 22.1.3.  PostgreSQL 12.11 on x86_64-pc-linux-musl, compiled by gcc (Alpine 11.2.1_git20220219) 11.2.1 20220219, 64-bit

@adminsyszg @E1izabeth To Reproduce: 1. Open Database Navigator 2. Expand Postgres instance 3. Expand Databases -> Database Name -> Schemas -> public -> Tables 4. Double Click on a table...

@LonwoLonwo See below ddl for which reproduces the issue. As I've stated in my previous comments it is reproducible for me on all citext columns. Thanks. CREATE TABLE public.citexteditrepro (...

Yes it is still happening on 22.1.4. Thanks.

It looks like this has been fixed as of 9/27/2019 See DescriptorPropertyDefinitionBase.cs Line 213

Repro has the linker disabled via `false`. If I change the package back to 2.0.0-dev.167 the issue goes away.

The trick I was trying before was to manually add the framework references (see code block in original post). This no longer looks like it works with .NET 6 and...