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v8.9 MVC Core
I tried to regenerate an entity to add a property. When I click generate, nothing happens. No error or anything.
If I view changes to the project, it says my depdency, the dll, the runtimeconfig my entities json file, Linq, and cryptography dlls were changed.
Also, it appears to have added core 2.1?
However, nothing else happens.
Installed SDKs: 2.1.202 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk] 2.1.514 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk] 2.1.516 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk] 2.1.517 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk] 2.1.518 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk] 3.1.402 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk]
Any ideas?
ver 8.9 MVC .net Core
When going through the import process, if the user leaves a column blank, the columns shift and the data is invalid.
Is there a way to to prevent this that anyone knows of?
Thanks!
8.9/ JQuery Developed on windows, deployed to Azure. Azure doesn't have windows time zones.
Tried modifying the time service to do translation. Sort of works, but my solution depends heavily on time zone conversions.
Logged in as host, changed Host's timezone to (UTC-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada), and save it.
In AbpSetting Table - it sets the value to the Windows Time Zone name.
Of course, when I go back to settings, it's incorrect, because it can't find "Central Standard Time".
How do I configure ABP to always use IANA timezoninfo, even on Windows?
Thanks!
thank you, i'll investigate this.
8.9/jQuery
Deployed to azure as an app service on Linux-
Getting error: The time zone ID 'Central Standard Time' was not found on the local computer.
What do I need to do to make this go away and resolve?
Figured mine out. It's that int filter issue again with DTOs.
I had one that I didn't set to -1, so every time it did a GetAll on an important entity it was failing.
If you have a filter object, and in your GetAll, you have there WhereIf(input.filterName>-1....)
What happens is the object mapper or something sets these to 0, triggering the filter.
In my case, I have a condition with one filter where another is always true - but because I didn't set the default value to -1, it was passing 0..
In this instance the 0 was asking for a condition that would cause a tenants entire install to go down.
I have to remember these!
My project was working in production, just pushed an update and I'm getting this error now, too.
It's azure, so it's for sure production.
Any tips?
It also changes the type from text to password -
If I change the name of the field, it doesn't do it.
Does opening a model trigger something that changes any input named password to type password, then encrypt it, for security reasons?
To re-itterate - you cannot change your namespace.
