Devart is delighted to introduce the release of Entity Developer 6.6 . Entity Developer now features support for Entity Framework Core 3.0.
In Entity Developer, you just need to make sure that the corresponding target Entity Framework Core version is selected in Model Properties when creating an Entity Framework Core model, and Entity Developer will download all the necessary NuGet packages automatically. It will generate code for Entity Framework Core 3 – with keyless entity types instead of query types, etc.
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 6.6.852 features:
- PostgreSQL 12 is supported
- The "Optimize rendering for screens with different pixel densities" feature of Visual Studio 2019 is supported
- The compatibility issue with JetBrains ReSharper is fixed
- Entity Framework Core 3.0 is supported
- Entity Framework 6.3 is supported
- The DbContext template is improved for using Entity Framework 6.3:
- The "Configuration Type Name" property, which specifies the descendant of DbConfiguration class that should be used for code-based configuration, is added
- The "Use DbConfigurationType Attribute" property, which determines whether to register the configuration type specified in the ConfigurationTypeName property of the DbConfigurationType attribute, is added
- With UseDbConfigurationTypeAttribute=false, the static constructor for registering factory and the new partial method OnStaticConfigured are generated
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