New build of dotConnect for MySQL 8.12.1278 is available for download now.
In this version:
- Access to the aspnet_membership table is optimized
- The bug with the incorrect type of the "Comment" column in the metadata table, returned by the MySqlConnection.GetSchema("Procedures",...) method or DESCRIBE query for MySQL 8.0, is fixed
- The bug with throwing "Operation could destabilize the runtime." during materialization of result set, when query includes a cast to the base unmapped class, is fixed
- The new Generate GeneratedCode Attributes option (by default, False) is added to the DbContext template in EF4/EF5/EF6 and the EF Core template
- The new Generate Dummy Comments option (by default, False) is added to the DbContext template in EF4/EF5/EF6
- The code formatting is fixed in the DbContext template in EF4/EF5/EF6 and the EF Core template
- The code generation of DateTime.Now for the DateTime property mapped to the column with the default value NOW() is supported in EF and EF Core
- The code generation of DateTimeOffset.Now for the DateTimeOffset property mapped to the column with the default value NOW() is supported in EF and EF Core
- The bug with generating fluent mapping for the TPC inheritance by VB.NET version of DbContext template in EF4/EF5/EF6 is fixed
- The bug with quoting the table alias, that includes an invalid character, in the SQL query generated by EF Core is fixed
- The bug with generating a subquery within the IN clause in EF Core 2 is fixed
- The bug with generating a subselect within the CASE clause in EF Core 2 is fixed
- The bug with comparing columns, that use a value converter, to parameters and constants in EF Core 2 is fixed
- The bug with loading both Devart.Data.MySql.Entity.EF4.dll and Devart.Data.MySql.Entity.EF5.dll in the process of EF4 application is fixed
- The bug with loosing precision of DateTimeOffset properties in EF6 / EF Core Code-First is fixed
- The bug with quoting the zero date default value in the generated SQL by CreateDatabase() in EF4/EF5/EF6 is fixed
Devart development team
http://www.devart.com/dotconnect/mysql/