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[release/7.0] Use correct provider type for nullable value type with converter #30219

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@ajcvickers ajcvickers commented Feb 6, 2023

Port of #29746
Fixes #29985

Description

In EF7, processing seed data in the model snapshot could result in an incorrect provider type when the property has a converter. This change ports a fix already in EF8 to ensure provider types are used correctly.

Customer impact

Many customers reporting that models with seed data will continually update this data on every migration, even though the data never changes. This means every generated migration contains Up and Down steps, even when the migration should be empty. No reasonable workaround.

How found

Multiple customer reports on 7.0.

Regression

Yes.

Testing

New tests added for this kind of seed data in the model snapshot.

Risk

Medium. Significant code changes, but these changes have been in the 8.0 code for several months now, and they are quirked here.

@ajcvickers ajcvickers changed the base branch from main to release/7.0 February 6, 2023 18:56
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dougbu commented Feb 7, 2023

@ajcvickers has this PR been servicing approved but not marked as such❔

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Not approved yet.

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Entity Framework Core 7 keeps creating the same migration for Nullable DateTime field
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