Localization issue on Test #9803

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  andmattia created 4 years ago

  I think this issue is related to our arch beacuse we have 2 DbContext in 2 separate EFCore project. So when application run normally 2 dbcontext are resolved normally but during the test I see that test base project use a "fake" dbcontext (based on sqlLite).

  I look into the demo app with 2 dbcontext but is not our case (because we use 2 different project).

  Any Idea how can I start my Test with 2 dbContext?

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  ismcagdas created 4 years ago

  Support Team

  Hi @andmattia

  We don't have such an experience but if thi is the only problem, you can replace MultiTenantLocalizationDictionaryProvider with a fake one for your test. Could that work ?

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  andmattia created 4 years ago

  Hi after a lot of rework I found a partial solution to our context

  public override void PreInitialize()
          {
              //....
               RegisterFakeService<firstDbContext>();
              RegisterFakeService<secondDbContext>();
              //....
              }
  
  RegisterIdentity(iocManager);
  
              var builder = new DbContextOptionsBuilder<firstDbContext>();
              var builder2 = new DbContextOptionsBuilder<secondDbContext>();
  
              var sqlite1 = new SqliteConnection("Data Source=firstDbContext.db");
              var sqlite2 = new SqliteConnection("Data Source=secondDbContext.db");
              
              builder.UseSqlite(sqlite1);
              builder2.UseSqlite(sqlite2);
              
              iocManager.IocContainer.Register(
                  Component
                      .For<DbContextOptions<firstDbContext>>()
                      .Instance(builder.Options)
                      .LifestyleSingleton()
              );
  
              iocManager.IocContainer.Register(
                  Component
                      .For<DbContextOptions<secondDbContext>>()
                      .Instance(builder2.Options)
                      .LifestyleSingleton()
              );
  
              sqlite1.Open();
              sqlite2.Open();
  
              new firstDbContext(builder.Options).Database.EnsureCreated();
              new secondDbContext(builder2.Options).Database.EnsureCreated();
  

  So now I have a problem related to sqlLite that I not allow multiple connection. So I need to check if I can redo Seed or other strategy

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  ismcagdas created 4 years ago

  Support Team

  Hi @andmattia

  Thank you for sharing the solution. If that doesn't work, maybe you can try to use a real database but its perfomance will be much slower.

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