Bump Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore from 6.0.8 to 7.0.10 #326

dependabot · 2023-08-09T03:48:43Z

Bumps Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore from 6.0.8 to 7.0.10.

Release notes

Sourced from Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore's releases.

.NET 7.0.10

Release

.NET 7.0.9

Release

EF Core 7.0.8

This is a patch release of EF Core 7.0 containing only updates to dependencies. There are no additional fixes in this release beyond those already shipped in EF Core 7.0.7.

EF Core 7.0.7 is available on NuGet now. This is a patch release of EF Core 7 containing only important bug fixes:

IndexOutOfRangeException in CreateNavigationExpansionExpression

Linq select cannot project an entity containing both Json columns and ICollections

Json: updating property with conversion from string to other type fails on sql server

Duplicate table alias in generated select query (An item with the same key has already been added)

InvalidOperationException when calling ExecuteUpdate with owned entity & using current value

Query/Json: projecting entity collection along with json collection generates invalid shaper

AutoInclude causes ExecuteDelete to fail

Multiple LeftJoins (GroupJoins) lead to GroupJoin Exception when the same where is used twice

SaveChanges circular dependency in unique unfiltered index (when change doesn't affect any column from unique index).

EF Core 7.0.5 is available on NuGet now. This is a patch release of EF Core 7 containing only important bug fixes:

Can't add migration renaming a column on TPC root

Scaffolded collection navigation properties do not have setters

EF7 generating incorrect SQL for the Concat/Union All

Added nullable property to Json mapped model resulting in errors instead of mapping non existing json property to null

EF Core 7.0.4

This is a patch release of EF Core 7.0 containing only important bug fixes:

Exception replacing multi-level relationship in EF7

Deletion can cause error "The association between entity types A and B has been severed..."

Non-empty second migration in TPC scheme using inheritance

Entity Framework Core 7 keeps creating the same migration for Nullable DateTime field

TPC mapping strategy not respecting default database schema during migration

Count after Take throws "No column name was specified for column 1 of 't'."

And for Microsoft.Data.Sqlite:

ArgumentOutOfRangeException in SqliteConnectionFactory.PruneCallback

EF Core 7.0.3

This is a patch release of EF Core 7.0 containing only important bug fixes:

Add-Migration fails with "An item with the same key has already been added" when renaming entity

ExecuteUpdate fails when target entity has an owned entity

EF Core 7 Rev eng: Missing HasForeignKey when referencing a navigation property with a unique constraint with DataAnnotations on

Change in behaviour of CSharpHelper.Identifier(string name)

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8907538 Merge in 'release/7.0' changes
3577954 Update dependencies from https://github.com/dotnet/arcade build 20230711.2 (#...
a4937ab Merge in 'release/7.0' changes
ec96a9a Merge pull request #31225 from vseanreesermsft/internal-merge-7.0-2023-07-11-...
c178722 Update global.json
56dc4c2 Update global.json
d14f37e Merge commit 'e00be013488a9a56a0e29230be0fe10026dbb209' into internal-merge-7...
52e1a71 Merge in 'release/7.0' changes
2669b8e Merge in 'release/7.0' changes
bbc6340 Merge branch 'release/6.0' into release/7.0
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Bumps [Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore](https://github.com/dotnet/efcore) from 6.0.8 to 7.0.10. - [Release notes](https://github.com/dotnet/efcore/releases) - [Commits](dotnet/efcore@v6.0.8...v7.0.10) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>

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