I used the latest commit 594f231b to compile everything with VS2017. To do that, I had to update the build events and load the independent registry hive of VS2017 to make the ddex provider register correctly.
After i ensured, that the ddex provider and the actual jet provider are correctly registered and configured, I attempted to create a code first model of an existing database by using the wizard as shown in your linked youtube video (DbFirst).
When I supply all necessary parameters for the choosen jet ddex provider and click next to choose the tables I want to generate classes for, the window just closes and I never get to see any tables to choose from. As a result, nothing gets generated.
With another instance of VS attached to the VS instance that has the target project loaded, I can observe that the jet ddex provider and the jet ef provider are getting loaded. When I click next to select tables, a JetConnection get's created and closed, but it seems that neither any JetCommand is created, nor any JetStoreSchemaDefinition object is being accessed or GetStoreSchemaDescription and GetStoreSchemaMapping method is being called.
This issue can be reproduced with any access database. I tested it with a new database, where I created a single table containing an ID (PK, Auto, int) and a string column.
I used the latest commit 594f231b to compile everything with VS2017. To do that, I had to update the build events and load the independent registry hive of VS2017 to make the ddex provider register correctly.
After i ensured, that the ddex provider and the actual jet provider are correctly registered and configured, I attempted to create a code first model of an existing database by using the wizard as shown in your linked youtube video (DbFirst).
When I supply all necessary parameters for the choosen jet ddex provider and click next to choose the tables I want to generate classes for, the window just closes and I never get to see any tables to choose from. As a result, nothing gets generated.
With another instance of VS attached to the VS instance that has the target project loaded, I can observe that the jet ddex provider and the jet ef provider are getting loaded. When I click next to select tables, a JetConnection get's created and closed, but it seems that neither any JetCommand is created, nor any JetStoreSchemaDefinition object is being accessed or GetStoreSchemaDescription and GetStoreSchemaMapping method is being called.
This issue can be reproduced with any access database. I tested it with a new database, where I created a single table containing an ID (PK, Auto, int) and a string column.