Closed LukeTOBrien closed 4 years ago
Hello @LukeTOBrien ,
I fail to understand how an interface IDbContext
would give you more flexibility over the DbContext
class? I mean you can also use class for your DI
?
If you can give me a good reason, we would be happy to add it since that's not very hard on our side.
Best Regards,
Jon
Hello @LukeTOBrien
Since our last conversation, I haven't heard from you.
As mentioned in my previous message, would it be possible to give us further information?
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Jon
Hello again @LukeTOBrien !
A quick reminder that we are here to assist you.
don't hesitate to provide further information!
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Jon
Hi there,
sorry I have a few projects on the go and I haven't been back on this.
Well I guess the issue is that I have IXXXContext
for all my
DbContexts
, but these interfaces only have the Dbset
properties on
them.
So then in the repo, I call a method likeSaveChanges
that doesn't exist
on my interface, I either have to pull that method signature into my
interface or create a geneal IDbContext
interface.
I may decide to re-write and resister the classes as services rather than
the interfaces.
I think an 'IDbContext couldn't hurt. How do you mock DbContexts for testing without an interface?
Luke
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Thank you @LukeTOBrien ,
You provided a scenario in which an interface could be useful. Since an interface cannot inherit from a class, adding an interface could not be bad.
I will assign this to my developer and ask him to add the minimum information to this interface.
Thank you!
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Thank you @LukeTOBrien https://github.com/LukeTOBrien ,
You provided a scenario in which an interface could be useful. Since an interface cannot inherit from a class, adding an interface could not be bad.
I will assign this to my developer and ask him to add the minimum information to this interface.
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Hello @LukeTOBrien ,
The v7.1.27 has been released.
The IDbContext
interface has been added. If something is missing, let us know.
Best Regards,
Jon
Thank you!
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Hello @LukeTOBrien https://github.com/LukeTOBrien ,
The v7.1.27 has been released.
The IDbContext interface has been added. If something is missing, let us know.
Best Regards,
Jon
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Hello,
I think an
IDbContext
would be a good thing.I pass my context's around using DI, so I always have an interface for each each context, but these interfaces only have the
DbSet
properties on them, and my repository isn't aware ofSubmitChanges
etc.An interface that contains all common
DbContext
methods would be useful.Thanks,
Luke