Migration not being created on project scaffold. How to fix it?

[ericsj]

When I create a domain, the migrations fail due timout (probably because the docker container has not been started yet). I tried to add a migration manually, but I'm getting "WARNING: ⚠ RecipeManagement Database Migrations timed out and will need to be run manually" When I try to add a migration using RecipeManagement.csproj as project I'm getting: Build started... Build succeeded. An error occurred while accessing the Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting services. Continuing without the application service provider. Error: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Unable to create an object of type 'RecipedDbContext'. For the different patterns supported at design time, see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=851728 How to add the migration?

[pdevito3]

Migrations are just standard ef migrations like in any .NET project. There's nothing special that craftsman does here. The message catch at the end calling out success has some holes, but if you have an error, there's probably something wrong with the build or an entity that needs to be resolved.

I don't really have anything else to go on with what you gave me though. You could share the template and your craftsman version and I can take a look when I'm able or look at resolving the migrations yourself like in any other .NET project.

[ericsj]

Migrations are just standard ef migrations like in any .NET project. There's nothing special that craftsman does here. The message catch at the end calling out success has some holes, but if you have an error, there's probably something wrong with the build or an entity that needs to be resolved.

I don't really have anything else to go on with what you gave me though. You could share the template and your craftsman version and I can take a look when I'm able or look at resolving the migrations yourself like in any other .NET project.

Craftsman version: 0.23.2+ff50e1b35d0d3577ca947cbc7e71093583a1bff4 Dotnet version: 7.0.400 Dotnet ef version: 7.0.11 I just followed the getting started tutorial. The yaml is this:

DomainName: CarbonKitchen
BoundedContexts:
  - ProjectName: RecipeManagement
    Port: 5005
    DbContext:
      ContextName: RecipesDbContext
      DatabaseName: RecipeManagement
      Provider: postgres
    Entities:
      - Name: Recipe
        Features:
          - Type: AddRecord
          - Type: GetRecord
          - Type: GetList
          - Type: UpdateRecord
          - Type: DeleteRecord
        Properties:
          - Name: Title
            Type: string
          - Name: Directions
            Type: string
          - Name: RecipeSourceLink
            Type: string
          - Name: Description
            Type: string
          - Name: ImageLink
            Type: string
      - Name: Ingredient
        Features:
          - Type: AddRecord
          - Type: GetRecord
          - Type: GetList
          - Type: UpdateRecord
          - Type: DeleteRecord
        Properties:
          - Name: RecipeId
            Type: int?
          - Name: Name
            Type: string
          - Name: Unit
            Type: string
          - Name: Amount
            Type: double?
    SwaggerConfig:
      Title: Carbon Kitchen Recipes
      Description: Our API uses a REST based design, leverages the JSON data format, and relies upon HTTPS for transport. We respond with meaningful HTTP response codes and if an error occurs, we include error details in the response body. API Documentation is at carbonkitchen.com/dev/docs
      ApiContact:
        Name: Carbon Kitchen
        Email: devsupport@CarbonKitchen.com
        Url: https://www.carbonkitchen.com

[pdevito3]

Gotcha thanks for the details!

I definitely let that template get a bit out of date (glad you posted), but I'm not sure why it would fail offhand either. I'll take a look

[pdevito3]

i just updated the tutorial to a working setup -- appreciate the callout on this. Full template below for easy of reference

DomainName: CarbonKitchen
BoundedContexts:
  - ProjectName: RecipeManagement
    Port: 5005
    DbContext:
      ContextName: RecipesDbContext
      DatabaseName: RecipeManagement
      Provider: postgres
    Entities:
      - Name: Recipe
        Features:
          - Type: AddRecord
          - Type: GetRecord
          - Type: GetList
          - Type: UpdateRecord
          - Type: DeleteRecord
        Properties:
          - Name: Title
            Type: string
          - Name: Directions
            Type: string
          - Name: RecipeSourceLink
            Type: string
          - Name: Description
            Type: string
          - Name: ImageLink
            Type: string
          - Name: Ingredients
            Relationship: 1tomany
            ForeignEntityName: Ingredient
            ForeignEntityPlural: Ingredients
      - Name: Ingredient
        Features:
          - Type: AddRecord
          - Type: GetRecord
          - Type: GetList
          - Type: UpdateRecord
          - Type: DeleteRecord
        Properties:
          - Name: Name
            Type: string
          - Name: Unit
            Type: string
          - Name: Amount
            Type: double?
    SwaggerConfig:
      Title: Carbon Kitchen Recipes
      Description: Our API uses a REST based design, leverages the JSON data format, and relies upon HTTPS for transport. We respond with meaningful HTTP response codes and if an error occurs, we include error details in the response body. API Documentation is at carbonkitchen.com/dev/docs
      ApiContact:
        Name: Carbon Kitchen
        Email: devsupport@CarbonKitchen.com
        Url: https://www.carbonkitchen.com