New build of dotConnect for MySQL 7.4.179 is available for download now.
In this version:
LinqConnect (formerly known as LINQ to MySQL)
- The bug related to creation of a new instance of DataContext when using fluent mapping with the 'Database Independent = true' property is fixed
- The bug related to the "Cannot add query to cache. An item with the same key already exists" exception in multi-threading applications is fixed
- The behaviour is changed: the serializing property and corresponding methods are not generated when using 'Fluent Mapping'/'POCO Entity' templates and Unidirectional mode (LinqConnect models)
- The behaviour is changed: the MySQL TIMESTAMP data type is stored as 'timestamp' instead of 'datetime' in SSDL when creating or updating model (Entity Framework models)
- The behaviour is changed: warnings about tables/views without primary keys are written to Error List window when generating a model (Entity Framework models)
- The behaviour is changed: the EntityKey attribute is not assigned to each property of the class if there is no primary key in the corresponding table/view (Entity Framework models)
- The behaviour is changed: empty value is used in property editors instead of -1 for marking facets of Storage Column without assigned value (Entity Framework models)
- The possibility of setting the timestamp server data type for the property when using the Code-First mapping is implemented
- The behaviour is changed: the name of analogue for MySQL TIMESTAMP is changed from 'Timestamp' to 'timestamp' in the list of data types used in storage part (SSDL) of the model
- The behaviour is changed: the MySQL TIMESTAMP data type is stored as 'timestamp' instead of 'datetime' in SSDL when creating or updating model via Entity Data Model Wizard
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