Note that SqlServerMigrationsSqlGenerator silently drops the default value when adding identity columns - this is necessary because the differ adds a default value when adding non-nullable columns. So it seems prudent to raise validation exceptions if the user explicitly tries to configure a default on identity (and hilo) columns.
ajcvickers
commented
4 years ago
Note that SqlServerMigrationsSqlGenerator silently drops the default value when adding identity columns - this is necessary because the differ adds a default value when adding non-nullable columns. So it seems prudent to raise validation exceptions if the user explicitly tries to configure a default on identity (and hilo) columns.
Probably relevant also for Sqlite.