Leaderboard's ID was initially set to long, and that fact is included in the initial migration files. As its ID type is now ulong, we'll need to run a second migration that updates its type.
To run a migration via the dotnet CLI:
$ dotnet tool restore # If you haven't installed CLI tools yet
$ dotnet ef migrations --project LeaderboardBackend add -c ApplicationContext UpdateLeaderboardIdType
Affected Functionality
As long as we don't merge in PRs that create new models yet, especially those that have a relationship with Leaderboards, we should be fine.
Leaderboard
's ID was initially set tolong
, and that fact is included in the initial migration files. As its ID type is nowulong
, we'll need to run a second migration that updates its type.To run a migration via the
dotnet
CLI:Affected Functionality
As long as we don't merge in PRs that create new models yet, especially those that have a relationship with Leaderboards, we should be fine.
Other Relevant Issues
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