Devart is delighted to introduce the release of Entity Developer 6.5 . Entity Developer now features support for Entity Framework 6.3 Preview 9 for projects with target framework .NET Core 3 or .NET Standard 2.1.
Besides, when installing Entity Developer, you can integrate it into release and preview versions of Visual Studio 2019 (even into both simultaneously).
You are welcome to download and evaluate the new version.
If you wish to provide feedback on the new version, you can do it in our forums or with contact form. There is also a feedback form, and we are always glad to hear your comments and take into account your development needs.
Here is the complete list of Entity Developer 6.5.823 features:
- The integration with Visual Studio 2019 is improved: now the installation detects both 2019 Release and 2019 Preview versions
- The behaviour is changed: a plural form of names ending with "s" now has a longer version (for example, status -> statuses)
- The bug with invalid attempt to cast unsupported Visual Studio project to type 'VSLangProj.VSProject' is fixed
- The bug with detecting FK relation based on unique index without unique constraint is fixed (SQL Server)
- The bug with naming of a composing unique key by Create Model Wizard / Update From Database Wizard is fixed
- Entity Framework 6.3 Preview 9 is supported for projects with target framework .NET Core 3 or .NET Standard 2.1
- The bug with default Model-First mapping of System.DateTimeOffset in EF Core 2 model is fixed (SQL Server)
- The bug with code generation in EF Core is fixed (MySQL Connector/NET)
- The bug with copying a property with Primary Key=True / Entity Key=True to a complex type is fixed
- The bug with naming of a composing unique key by Create Model Wizard / Update From Database Wizard in EF Core is fixed
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