Add Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Templates #28678
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Adds a new package that can be installed via `dotnet new`:
dotnet new install Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Templates::7.0.0-*
For now, it just includes a single item template that will add the default T4 templates used by `dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold`.
dotnet new ef-templates
You can then tweak the templates and they'll automatically be used when scaffolding.
dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold Filename=northwind.db Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Sqlite
Resolves dotnet#4038
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Looking forward - will this be in rc1? |
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Not sure about inlining the task source here, we should discuss
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Yeah, I considered a lot of alternatives. This one seemed the most maintainable.
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@ErikEJ Yep! We're branching for it sometime next week. lol, that's why there's been a flurry of PRs from the team... |
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@bricelam yes. I have noticed the rush hour. |
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Is this feature available to use? I have .NET 7.0.100-preview.7.22377.5 installed along with the 7.0.0-preview.7.22376.2 versions of M.EFC.SqlServer and M.EFC.Tools but when I try to install the templates using the method described above I get the following: Is there something I'm missing? |
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@andre-artus It is in the daily builds, and coming in RC1 around second week of september. Or you can try it today in EF Core Power Tools latest daily. |
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Thanks Erik. I can wait for the RC1. This is a great addition for me as I am working on a DB that uses [unnecessary] prefixes and suffixes all over that just end up muddying the generated code.. Is there much of a difference between what is produced by EF scaffolding and EFC PT? |
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@andre-artus Highly recommend you use the daily builds. RC1 is already behind by some way, and will be massively behind by the time it releases. |
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@andre-artus not much difference as PT uses same scaffolding Framework. But you can Fix bad object names today with EF Core Power Tools- no need to wait for templates. |
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Opened PR #28920 to add instructions for installing daily builds of the template pack |
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Thanks Erik and Brice. I'll try the dailies. |
Adds a new package that can be installed via
dotnet new:For now, it just includes a single item template that will add the default T4 templates used by
dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold.You can then tweak the templates and they'll automatically be used when scaffolding.
Resolves #4038