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Refactor ConventionDispatcher to allow delayed execution #7747

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  • Refactor ConventionDispatcher
    • Allow delayed execution
    • Allow tracking the foreign key modified by conventions.
    • When set on ConventionDispatcher ConventionScope captures the conventions to be executed.
    • ConventionBatch sets a ConventionScope and executed the stored conventions when it's run or disposed.
    • When conventions captured in a ConventionScope are executed any triggered conventions are captured in a new ConventionScope to avoid keeping all the convention chain on the stack.
    • This changes the order of convention execution which exposed some issues in code and tests
  • Allow specifying the dependend end without specifying the FK properties,
  • Throw when the same property is specified several times when adding a key, foreign key or indexes.
  • Remove Mock usage from ConventionDispatcherTest

Part of #214

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This change adds a visitor to run conventions, so from this point on @anpete will be able to contribute to the model building code 😄

{
return RunOnEntityTypeAdded(entityTypeBuilder);
}

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Consider having a ConventionScope (or some sugar API) that doesn't batch to avoid having to do this conditional every place.

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Will do

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Run();
}
}
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Is it OK to Run if an exception is thrown and Dispose happens as part of unwinding the stack?

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The conventions should be robust enough to not throw even if the model is in a bad state due to an exception. All of our negative test cases work correctly. But in theory we should avoid running them after an exception, though I'd have to figure out how this can be detected.

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I think it's fine to leave as is unless we discover a real issue with it in practice.

private void Run()
{
_ran = true;
while (true)
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while (true) [](start = 15, length = 13)

Could we avoid an infinite loop here by stopping (or at least warning) if this goes on for a very large number of iterations?

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We can throw. I don't think a warning will do much of a difference.
Is 65536 a reasonable limit?

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I would hope so...

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The exception message would be

The convention invocations have reached the recursion limit. This is likely an issue in EF Core, please report it.

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Add a fwdlink for where to report it? @rowanmiller Maybe also suggest to include repro code and version of EF being used--we could include the version in this message.

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🐑 🇮🇹

/// This API supports the Entity Framework Core infrastructure and is not intended to be used
/// directly from your code. This API may change or be removed in future releases.
/// </summary>
public Reference([CanBeNull] T @object, [CanBeNull] IReferenceRoot<T> root)
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Is this CanBeNull true? Other constructor and setter has notnull

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Oops, the other one CanBeNull as well

@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Internal;
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Metadata.Internal;
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Utilities;
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Metadata.Conventions.Internal;
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sort using in all files

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yup

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:shipit:

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Now conventions are even more magic :trollface:

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@smitpatel I think of it more as rule enforcement for conventions, so they will become regulated magic
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…ns and tracking objects modified by conventions.

  When set on ConventionDispatcher ConventionScope captures the conventions to be executed.
  ConventionBatch sets a ConventionScope and executed the stored conventions when it's run or disposed.
  When conventions captured in a ConventionScope are executed any triggered conventions are captured in a new ConventionScope to avoid keeping all the convention chain on the stack.
  This changes the order of convention execution which exposed some issues in code and tests
Allow specifying the dependend end without specifying the FK properties,
Throw when the same property is specified several times when adding a key, foreign key or indexes.
Remove Mock usage from ConventionDispatcherTest

Part of #214
@AndriySvyryd AndriySvyryd merged commit 1243426 into dev Mar 3, 2017
@AndriySvyryd AndriySvyryd deleted the ConventionsWorkflow branch March 3, 2017 19:46
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