EntityFrameworkCore.Projectables
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Project over properties and functions in your linq queries
If I try to define 2+ projectable methods with the same name on the same class but give them different argument lists, then the source generator triggers an error indicating...
I'm working on a large project with more than 1000 entities. When I add a reference to EntityFrameworkCore.Projectables nuget package, it drastically deteriorates Visual Studio - Peek definition and Go...
This request contains a solution to problem https://github.com/koenbeuk/EntityFrameworkCore.Projectables/issues/71 and a test case of use. The request was prepared with the support of P9avel.
My Entity `QualityDataPart` implements an interface `IQualityDataPart` which has a property `Type` (string). In order to save storage this text is stored in a different Entity `QualityDataPartInfo ` Now I...
Is it possible to have a fluent option instead of using attributes? It would be nice if I could set this in the entity configuration on the `EntityTypeBuilder` `builder.Projectable(...)`
I am having a problem where this library is working perfectly in development with `dotnet dev`, but when I run the app generated with `dotnet publish -c Release`, none of...
In my project I user EFCore.BulkExtensions for batch update or Delete I upgraded my nuget package these two days ,After upgrading and testing one package after another,Eventually I found out...
With Projectable attr, I can select the property direct via Select and/or use as judgement. But directly query the set will not include projectable property. Env: .net6/EFcore7 ``` using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;...
On #90 and #92, I added navigation queries on the last `.Select` call to keep included properties on the returned entities, but doing so actually made EF fetch all relations...
This allows projectable properties to be marked as `OnlyOnInclude` and only opt-in root query rewriting by explicitly calling a `.Include(x => x.ProjectedProperty)`. This was discussed in #84 by @yinzara. PS:...