When Using the Suite, I have created a module. This creates the core DDD code for the module. This is fine. I then apply changes and modifications where needed and apply enhancements to classes using the extended classes. This works fine. I am confused about AutoMapper, as there is no extension to this, and every time I update the module in Suite, you overwrite the Mapper. What is the prefferred method to ensure mappings are not overwritten?
Also, please confirm, as my application is a Blazor Web App, when using Studio to add a module, I am selecting WebAssembly as there is no WebApp, is this correct or could it relate to any of the problems i am experiencing?
- **Template**: app - **Created ABP Studio Version**: 1.0.1 - **Current ABP Studio Version**: 1.0.1 - **Tiered**: No - **Multi-Tenancy**: Yes - **UI Framework**: blazor-webapp - **Theme**: leptonx - **Theme Style**: system - **Theme Menu Placement**: side - **Run Install Libs**: Yes - **Database Provider**: ef - **Database Management System**: sqlserver - **Separate Tenant Schema**: No - **Create Initial Migration**: Yes - **Run Db Migrator**: Yes - **Mobile Framework**: none - **Public Website**: No - **Social Login**: Yes - **Include Tests**: Yes - **Kubernetes Configuration**: Yes - **Distributed Event Bus**: rabbitmq - **Use Local References**: No - **Optional Modules**: * GDPR * FileManagement * TextTemplateManagement * LanguageManagement * AuditLogging * Chat * OpenIddictAdmin - **Selected Languages**: English, Deutsch (Deuthschland) - **Default Language**: English - **Create Command**: abp new GravityPlatforms.WebApp -t app --ui-framework blazor-webapp --database-provider ef --database-management-system sqlserver --theme leptonx --without-cms-kit --dont-run-bundling -chat -file-management