Entity Framework Code First Migrations Beta 1 released
Got the news that the migration tool has been updated 5 days ago by the ADO.NET team.
You can get the package from NuGet using the command Install-Package EntityFramework.Migrations or Update-Package EntityFramework.Migrations if you have Alpha 3 installed. Going forward the migration tool will be RTM’ed as part of Entity Framework 4.3.
For someone coming from Alpha, I see a few changes
1. Settings.cs inside Migration folder has been replaced with Configuration.cs. You have to delete the old Settings.ca file
2. ChangeColumn API is now called AlterColumn
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You may want to check an alternative EF Code-First migration strategy:
EntityFramework.SchemaCompare – http://github.com/kriasoft/data
Comment by Konstantin Tarkus — December 16, 2011 @ 12:18 am