Bump Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore from 3.1.9 to 5.0.1

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Bumps Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore from 3.1.9 to 5.0.1.

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EF Core 5.0.1

This is a patch release of EF Core 5.0 containing only important bug fixes.

EF Core 5.0.1

• Query
  • Properly generate expression to read provider-specific types from BufferedDataReader
  • Owned collection when owner has composite PK throws translation failure
  • ArgumentOutOfRangeException for split query with owned types
  • Incorrect SQL generated when applying group by over a group by
  • KeyNotFoundException when adding a single projection
  • Incorrect result when doing owner + Include collection + split query + owned type mapped to different table + single
  • InvalidCastException on entities referencing Owned types containing NetTopologySuite Point properties
  • Exception when using inheritance with owned properties in the in-memory database
  • Ternary operator with DateTimes in select gives ArgumentException
  • Object reference not set to an instance of an object exception when using NET Topology Suite in Select projection
  • Provider specific plugin method translator never gets called for indexer property
• Model building
  • Mapping exception with property called FooId on base type Foo in TPT
  • Foreign keys are removed from owned tables when excludedFromMigrations set to true
  • Exception in TPT models with default values
  • Default schema has no effect on views in EF Core 5.0
  • The entity type is part of a relationship cycle involving its primary key
  • StackOverflowException when using same collection navigation twice
  • StackOverflowException with EFCore 5 many-to-many mapping using many-to-one via self
• DbContext
  • Events aren't reset when pooled context is reset asynchronously
• Scaffolding
  • The string argument 'name' cannot be empty when scaffolding a SQLite database
  • System.ArgumentException: The collection argument 'propertyNames' must contain at least one element
  • Collations aren't scaffolded correctly
• SaveChanges
  • SaveChanges fails for SQL Server because of savepoints are not supported when MultipleActiveResultSets is enabled
• Migrations
  • SQL generated for migrations is incorrect when DbContext has TVF mapped using DbFunctionAttribute
  • SQLite Spatial Migrations: Columns with Z and M created incorrectly

Microsoft.Data.Sqlite 5.0.1

• Starting with Microsoft.Data.Sqlite.Core 5.0.0 it is no longer possible to set cipher key options

EF Core 5.0.0

EF Core 5.0 is available on NuGet now!

• Issues fixed for EF Core 5.0.0

Among the new features for EF Core 5.0 are:

• Many-to-many relationships
• Map entity types to queries

Commits

• 494e218 Update dependencies from https://github.com/dotnet/runtime build 20201125.16 ...
• c71178e Update dependencies from https://github.com/dotnet/runtime build 20201125.12 ...
• e08026a Update dependencies from https://github.com/dotnet/runtime build 20201125.9 (...
• aaf724f Migrations: Skip DbFunctionAttributeConvention when creating model for histor...
• ade87da Add quirk mode for 23377 and 23354
• 762ba95 Avoid stack overflow in negative many-to-many cases
• 8f844ce Query: Don't terminate translation if indexer method does not bind to indexer...
• 6ec33b4 RevEng: Ignore column store index (#23421)
• f54b5b0 Query: Add null check in hash computation in SqlFunctionExpression (#23350)
• 240223e Quirk for #23386
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Superseded by #811.