Change DbContext to IObjectContextAdapter in InteractiveViews.SetViewCacheFactory
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AlexeyBoiko commented
Hello, (not an issue - don't know where to say it)
Thank you for library.
Please change DbContext to IObjectContextAdapter in InteractiveViews.SetViewCacheFactory
public static void SetViewCacheFactory(IObjectContextAdapter context, DbMappingViewCacheFactory viewCacheFactory)
I my case I have to fork just for that, as we use custom dbContext implementation.
Thank you.
moozzyk commented
What do you mean by “custom dbContext implementation”?
…On Mon, Oct 21, 2019 at 2:58 AM Alexey Boyko ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello, (not an issue - don't know where to say it)
Thank you for library.
Please change DbContext to IObjectContextAdapter in
InteractiveViews.SetViewCacheFactory
public static void SetViewCacheFactory(IObjectContextAdapter context,
DbMappingViewCacheFactory viewCacheFactory)
I my case I have to fork just for that, as we use custom dbContext
implementation.
Thank you.
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moozzyk commented
Regardless - you can just pass ObjectContext using the other overload:
AlexeyBoiko commented
What do you mean by “custom dbContext implementation”?
Our context do not inherit DbContext.
you can just pass ObjectContext using the other overload
Thank you