Sorry but my devart trial license has been expired. I need to find a license to check this issue.
When an entity has an AppUser navigation property, angular does not generate AppUserDto
I reproduced it. AppUserDto
doesn't exist in the Angular template (out of box).
But if you run generate-proxy AppUserDto will be generated in your Angular code. Anyway I created an issue for that.
You confused AbpLicenseCode and NuGet addresses. I also see that you are sending email about this issue. Please go with 1 channel.
You can find your AbpLicenseCode in your existing appsettings.json files. You can find your NuGet source in your existing NuGet.config files.
so copy them from your existing project into this new project. that's it.
did you add your private NuGet source to the NuGet.config file? you can find your private NuGet address from your existing project.
@Jurjen we'll send you the patch version (from DEV branch). I'll contact you via email
About enum automatically obtain value problem When defining enum, the value can be obtained at compile time, but the entity.json generated by abp suite is null It is recommended to add this feature
hi this is not possible because these enums are being used also in Angular clients so there's no compile time there. And I see that your enum syntax doesn't seem to be formal written.
This usually happens when a dotnet tool is not completely uninstalled or being used under some other Windows user accounts. Clean install will solve the problem. To do this uninstall Suite manually:
"%UserProfile%\.dotnet\tools\.store\volo.abp.suite"
"%UserProfile%\.dotnet\tools\abp-suite.exe"
volo.abp.suite
package in the list dotnet tool list -g
abp suite install
1- Menu items are configured in your MenuContributor class. See the following example that adds a menu grup and child items under it.
var administrationMenu = context.Menu.GetAdministration();
var identityMenuItem = new ApplicationMenuItem(IdentityMenuNames.GroupName, l["Menu:IdentityManagement"], icon: "fa fa-id-card-o");
administrationMenu.AddItem(identityMenuItem); // *** adds a parent menu group ***
identityMenuItem.AddItem(new ApplicationMenuItem(IdentityMenuNames.Roles, l["Roles"], url: "~/Identity/Roles")); //*** adds a child menu item ***
See https://github.com/abpframework/abp/blob/dev/modules/identity/src/Volo.Abp.Identity.Web/Navigation/AbpIdentityWebMainMenuContributor.cs#L33
2- What you want is generating CRUD pages from database table. It's not supported at the moment. But it's on the roadmap. So you need to manually create the entity from Suite UI.
3- Renaming table is related to EF Core migrations. You can make it in OnModelCreating. (EF Core fluent migration)
protected override void OnModelCreating(DbModelBuilder modelBuilder)
{
modelBuilder.Entity<MyEntity>().ToTable("MyNewTableName");
}
see this post https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/226/How-to-configure-email-settings