.Net Core 2.0 Nuget package DbContext unavailable from consuming project
I've created a Nuget package (Core 2.0 class library) that uses EF code first.
The package contains the DbContext (MyContext) and all the migrations needed.
When I consume the package in a new project (Core 2.0 Web) the DbContext is unavailable when trying to run:
Update-Database -Context MyContext
I can't imagine this is an oversight. Any ideas or examples where this is done?
Just trying to create a reusable .net core 2.0 package that will create the needed tables and seed data for the consumed project.
Error: No DbContext named 'MyContext' was found.
Edit: This solutions works: EntityFramework Core automatic migrations
but it would still be helpful to not have to run the application to perform the migrations.
I would still like to be able to run the context migrations in the CLI or Package Manager
c# entity-framework nuget-package
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:04
Richard CossRichard Coss
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I've created a Nuget package (Core 2.0 class library) that uses EF code first.
The package contains the DbContext (MyContext) and all the migrations needed.
When I consume the package in a new project (Core 2.0 Web) the DbContext is unavailable when trying to run:
Update-Database -Context MyContext
I can't imagine this is an oversight. Any ideas or examples where this is done?
Just trying to create a reusable .net core 2.0 package that will create the needed tables and seed data for the consumed project.
Error: No DbContext named 'MyContext' was found.
Edit: This solutions works: EntityFramework Core automatic migrations
but it would still be helpful to not have to run the application to perform the migrations.
I would still like to be able to run the context migrations in the CLI or Package Manager
c# entity-framework nuget-package
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:04
Richard CossRichard Coss
12
add a comment |
I've created a Nuget package (Core 2.0 class library) that uses EF code first.
The package contains the DbContext (MyContext) and all the migrations needed.
When I consume the package in a new project (Core 2.0 Web) the DbContext is unavailable when trying to run:
Update-Database -Context MyContext
I can't imagine this is an oversight. Any ideas or examples where this is done?
Just trying to create a reusable .net core 2.0 package that will create the needed tables and seed data for the consumed project.
Error: No DbContext named 'MyContext' was found.
Edit: This solutions works: EntityFramework Core automatic migrations
but it would still be helpful to not have to run the application to perform the migrations.
I would still like to be able to run the context migrations in the CLI or Package Manager
c# entity-framework nuget-package
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:04
Richard CossRichard Coss
12
I've created a Nuget package (Core 2.0 class library) that uses EF code first.
The package contains the DbContext (MyContext) and all the migrations needed.
When I consume the package in a new project (Core 2.0 Web) the DbContext is unavailable when trying to run:
Update-Database -Context MyContext
I can't imagine this is an oversight. Any ideas or examples where this is done?
Just trying to create a reusable .net core 2.0 package that will create the needed tables and seed data for the consumed project.
Error: No DbContext named 'MyContext' was found.
Edit: This solutions works: EntityFramework Core automatic migrations
but it would still be helpful to not have to run the application to perform the migrations.
I would still like to be able to run the context migrations in the CLI or Package Manager
c# entity-framework nuget-package
c# entity-framework nuget-package
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:04
Richard CossRichard Coss
12
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:04
Richard CossRichard Coss
12
edited Nov 15 '18 at 23:29
Richard Coss
asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:04
Richard CossRichard Coss
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:04
Richard CossRichard Coss
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 23:04
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