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.NET Core 2.0 plans? #19
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The current release supports EF Core v1.1.1, and probably also v1.1.2. It would be nice to support EF Core v2.0, I will surely take a look into this as soon as I have some free time, which I lack recently. PS: I doubt they will release Lazy Loading support in EF Core 2.1, based on the comments in this issue: dotnet/efcore#3797. Better implement v2.0 support in this repo, hopefully there will not be much more work to make it compatible v2.1. Don't rely on them to implement official LazyLoading support :) |
I haven't had any issues using this against EF Core v1.1.2, but yeah it would be awesome if this supported v2.0, I had to actually downgrade to .NET Core 1.1 as the existing project relies on Lazy Loading. |
Support for 2.0 would be great, also does LazyLoading work for nested hierarchical Entities? Let me know if I can help with any testing! |
Any news on this ? |
I took a quick stab at trying to upgrade it but I got stuck at an error in LazyLoadingEntityMaterializerSource. The first time was instantiated currentDbContext was null, but after that it was fine.
According to the EF roadmap they do have a stretch goal of lazy loading in their 2.1 release timed with the release of .NET Core 2.1.
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