Feature EnableSchemaFolders creates entities with missing namespaces

[audacity76]

If schema folders are enabled, the generated InversePropertyAttribute of the navigation properties (which use nameof) fail to find entities from different schemas / namespaces. Also, the DbContext namespaces aren't correct. It is missing the base namespace. The generated namespace looks like: using Schema = .Schema;

DbContext and Entities need to declare all referenced schemas like: using Schema = Base.Namespace.Schema;

[tonysneed]

@audacity76 Is this still happening? Can you provide an example?

[tonysneed]

Please re-open if needed.

[AceCoderLaura]

Yeah, I'm getting this one as well. You should be able to recreate it just by having two tables that are in different database schemas reference each other with a foreign key.

[AceCoderLaura]

Yeah, I poked through the code and found the line where the issue is occurring.

https://github.com/TrackableEntities/EntityFrameworkCore.Scaffolding.Handlebars/blob/19444cf6928df9a5b20586ae125ee98af8f41042/src/EntityFrameworkCore.Scaffolding.Handlebars/HbsCSharpEntityTypeGenerator.cs#L150

The issue is that GetProperties doesn't return navigation properties (see: GetProperties documentation).

[tonysneed]

@AceCoderLaura Would you be able to submit a PR with a fix?

[AceCoderLaura]

@AceCoderLaura Would you be able to submit a PR with a fix?

Yeah, I've got a fix for it, I was going to write some tests too but I haven't gotten around to it yet. I should get to it later today.

[AceCoderLaura]

Looks like I'd have to turn the tests upside down to modify or add table schemas. I might just submit the fix.

[tonysneed]

@AceCoderLaura Thank you for your contribution! Sorry it took so long for me to circle back to it.