If a developer uses the ABP Suite to generate a migration for a many-many table ie "Navigation Collection" then the table produced by the CRUD tool does not respect that the app may be using a schema other than "dbo".
CRUD Generation - allow the option to select one or more Properties to become part of a Unique Constraint.
This is a very common requirement across the projects I've worked on and although it can be enforced in other layers - I think having these constraints at the DB layer is best practice for a strong system.
Example: EF SQL Server multi-tenant app - generated code might look something like:
ABP Suite - Preserve Custom Code Across Repeated CRUD Generations
my common work-flow: generate crud->customise->re-generate crud->re-enter-previous customization-> repeat...etc
`#region CustomCode
// ...custom code here
#endregion`
This would be a massive boost in efficiency and a valued Feature in my opinion.
GUID properties type
SQL Server has `uniqueidentifier' - or did you mean something else?
Really! - oh that is great. Really appreciate your help - very happy with how everything is going with ABP -- please pass on my compliments to the Team.
OK, thanks for the answer. may I suggest making the developer do a little less heavy lifting to merely hide a icon in the same way the Web UI does. Happy to close.
Example Setup: Remove or disable all languages except English in the Admin console. Logout, clear all cookies, Log back in. Expected: The login/logged out redirection pages should respect the fact that there is no choice for languages and not show the flag icon Actual: The Login page when displayed show the 1 language enabled
I also Like to take issue with the number of "questions" I have left - 9 (should be 10). I have asked 5 question and raised 1 bug. I hope this can be rectified as i feel a little peeved at this false tally.
If you're creating a bug/problem report, please include followings:
Open menu item identity Management to see child menu items.
You can now no longer hide the child menu items as the parent menu item collapse js function fails or is missing. Tries all the main Browsers and on Private sessions (cookieless)