I'm hitting the same error. Locally I've done an npm update to get GULP working locally. However I wonder are there steps to follow to update the Azure Pipeline to do the same?
Thanks @gterdem.
Finally, is there a config or flag in ANZ that the client would be able to check if the user is logged in using an external provider or into zero. Obviously, because the user can login using an external provider (AzureAD, etc.) or using ANZ, then knowing which type was used woudl be useful because the logout links/actions would be different.
Regards John
Of we have OpenId configured, can a logout url be defined in the OpenId config?
HI samara081,
Would it be possible for you to share how you hooked up registering the tables to be system versioned?
I was taking a look at EntityFrameworkCore.TemporalTables @ https://github.com/findulov/EntityFrameworkCore.TemporalTables, but its not picking up to to make the changes within the AspNetZero framework.
I am sure I am mostlikely missing something.
Would apprciate any insight?
Regards John
Hi @ismcagdas,
The user might make a change to an OrderItem or the OrderDetails (Parent) or both. We want to allow the user to view the history on the OrderDetails where they will be able to see if a OrderItem has also been changed.
In summayr, we want to track any change to an entity and any related enities by looking at the root... OrderDetails.
Hope this is achieveable?
Regards John
HI there,
Can you please outline how we might turn on Change history Logging for a root entity and its child collections ?
For example, if I have a root entity named Order, and that Order Entity has a child collection of OrderItems, can you offer a suugestion has to how we might track changes to both the OrderItems and Order is the same change log?
This is urgent for us, so would really appreciate some pointers on how to achieve this in ZERO.
Regards John
Hi we now face this problem when running the test suite. All tests fail. "System.NotSupportedException : SQLite doesn't support computed columns."
Related to this I understand https://support.aspnetzero.com/QA/Questions/8404
I think that's what we'll do. possibly let sql server generate it from the ScarNumber column.
This is what I was hoping I wouldn't hear. :( However, I think this is the case. EF Core 3.0 brought some breaking changes such as not allowing client side evaluation where it was unable to evaluate the where clause. Like this case.
If you have any workarounds it would be great, i would like to avoid saving the string property down to the database but this maybe the only option to search on it.