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I ran some data analysis on the discussions and one of the themes was EF Core doc gaps. I asked the AI to cross reference the answered questions with the existing documentation and to do a gap analysis to figure out what might be missing. Here's a stab at the EF Core problems:
EF Core Gaps in .NET Aspire Documentation
1. EF Core Integration with Aspire (Enrich* Methods)
Suggested Document: "EF Core Advanced Integration with Aspire" (New Document)
Gap:
Missing detailed examples for combining Aspire’s Enrich* methods with existing EF Core configurations like dynamic connection strings or advanced scenarios.
Suggested Update:
Create a new section dedicated to advanced EF Core integration, focusing on:
Handling external databases.
Combining Aspire’s configurations with user-defined settings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I ran some data analysis on the discussions and one of the themes was EF Core doc gaps. I asked the AI to cross reference the answered questions with the existing documentation and to do a gap analysis to figure out what might be missing. Here's a stab at the EF Core problems:
EF Core Gaps in .NET Aspire Documentation
1. EF Core Integration with Aspire (
Enrich*
Methods)Enrich*
methods work with existing or customDbContext
setups.Enrich*
methods in detail.DbContext
configurations, such as interceptors or external connection strings.2. Handling Non-Standard
DbContext
ConstructorsDbContext
instances with non-standard constructors requiring custom dependencies.DbContext
with injected dependencies like logging or caching.3. Configuring External SQL Server Instances
4. EF Core Migrations with Aspire
DbContext.Database.Migrate()
.5. DbContext Pooling
AddPooledDbContextFactory
with Aspire workflows.DbContext
pooling and its trade-offs in Aspire.6. Configuration of EF Core with Existing Resources
Enrich*
methods with existing EF Core configurations like dynamic connection strings or advanced scenarios.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: