TrackableEntities / trackable-entities

N-Tier Support for Entity Framework with WCF or ASP.NET Web API
http://trackableentities.github.io
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Non mapped properties #192

Closed weitzhandler closed 7 years ago

weitzhandler commented 7 years ago

Recreated this issue on a clean branch from trackable-entities/develop.

After this and #191 is merged, I'll make some optimizations that depends on both PRs, but currently all tests pass.

Fixes #170, and perhaps also fixes #187.

weitzhandler commented 7 years ago

Sorry for committing separately, I thought that opening a PR on existing branch combines its commits. Anyway, to combine them from a PR, you need write permissions. Read this.

tonysneed commented 7 years ago

We'll have to have a quick Skype chat on some git tips for you. 😄 You can avoid the need for this by stashing uncommitted changes, or by cherry picking the resetting. If you'd rather not use the command line, there are GUI tools, such as SourceTree, or TortoiseGit, which make it easier.

weitzhandler commented 7 years ago

I'm using GitHub for Visual Studio and this feature is still not imlemented. All of my projects are TFS, so I don't have to use the git CLI. Maybe I'll surrender one day tho :)

tonysneed commented 7 years ago

You don't have to use the git CLI for these features. They are implemented in other UI tools for git. GH for VS is not enough.

weitzhandler commented 7 years ago

Do you use CLI or a GUI? If GUI, which one do you like better?

tonysneed commented 7 years ago

I rarely use the CLI at the command prompt, because GUI git client like SourceTree and TortoiseGit provide features like stash, interactive rebase, and cherry pick.

weitzhandler commented 7 years ago

which of them? name the better one pls

tonysneed commented 7 years ago

I prefer SourceTree. It has nice stashing and interactive rebase. We'll do a Skype call, and I can show you how to do some things with it.

weitzhandler commented 7 years ago

C'mon, GH offers this squash thing inline for moderators, why all the hassle?

tonysneed commented 7 years ago

I'm talking about stashing, not squashing. Ya gotta get the git lingo. :-))

weitzhandler commented 7 years ago

OK, what about this?