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Update 2
I have some custom translators added for EF Core which seem to be causing the issue somehow.
I have copied two sections of code below. If I comment out the first part then it works fine. But if I leave the second part as shown below then it throws the error
All my code
Startup.cs
Custom SQL Translators
OLD INFO
I have tested an upgrade to .NET6 and got the below error:
Error - stack trace
In my research, I found an issue (linked below), after adding
Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Specification.Tests
, running the unit tests from there came back fine - not sure what to do!aspnet/DependencyInjection#552
FYI: if I keep the project at .NET6 but roll back the below package references to 5.0.13 then the project works fine
Update 1
So, after a little more digging, I managed to find some more info.
I found a class that pulls in
IServiceProvider
through DI. I captured the below:It seems that
Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.EntityFrameworkCore.UserStore<>
has aUsers
property that's anIQueryable
that's reporting the same error.Can anyone help?
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