dotConnect for SQLite 5.19 is released!

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dotConnect for SQLite 5.19 is released!

Post by Devart » Tue 21 Dec 2021 16:58

Dear users,

Devart is glad to announce the release of dotConnect for SQLite 5.19 — a powerful ADO.NET provider for SQLite with advanced support for Entity Framework, Entity Framework Core, LinqConnect (LINQ to SQLite) and NHibernate. The new version of Devart dotConnect for SQLite offers support for Entity Framework Core 6.

New assembly versions for Entity Framework Core 6 are added to the Devart.Data.SQLite.EFCore and Devart.Data.SQLite.EFCore.NetTopologySuite NuGet packages. They are compiled for target framework .NET 6. We have also supported the latest NetTopologySuite version 2.4.0.

Here is the complete list of dotConnect for SQLite 19.2042 features:

Entity Developer
  • The model validation is improved: the errors are generated for all entities with QueryType=True in EF Core Model when EF Core version=EF Core 1 in Model Settings
  • The bug with wrong automatic assigning QueryType=True for views added to EF Core Model, when EF Core version=EF Core 1 in Model Settings, is fixed
  • The bug with throwing System.NullReferenceException when saving the changed value of the "Save connection to" option in Model Settings of EF Core Model is fixed
Entity Framework support
  • Entity Framework Core 6.0.1 is supported
  • Entity Framework Core 5.0.13 is supported
  • Entity Framework Core 3.1.22 is supported
  • NetTopologySuite 2.4.0 is supported in EF Core 3, EF Core 5, and EF Core 6
  • The bug with throwing the "Expression in SQL tree does not have type mapping assigned" error with NetTopologySuite in EF Core is fixed
  • The bug with generating the "Value cannot be null" error when adding or dropping FK via Code-First Migrations in EF Core is fixed
  • The bug with filtering on the DateTime column without using a parameter via LINQ query in EF Core 3 and EF Core 5 is fixed
Devart development team
http://www.devart.com/dotconnect/sqlite/

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