Sounds good, could I get your availability for today/next week?
Hi,
Is it possible to arrange a call to discuss the issue?
[sumeyye.kurtulus] said: Hello, I have tried to produce the problem using the specific
9.0.3
version. However, I did not encounter the same problem. Could you clarify whether you have added a customization or make changes in your template to impact this part?
You can also send a minimal reproducible example to this e-mail address if you prefer: sumeyye.kurtulus@volosoft.com.
What are the possible changes that couldve caused this issue?
Currently it seems like the host has to be the one to create new tenants. This does not seem scalable and does not align with how SaaS apps usually function. Is there a way for users to create their own tenants?
[maliming] said: liming.ma@volosoft.com
Hi Li Ming,
I've invited your email to the repository on github.
Thanks
what does you can do this mean
The AI solution didnt really help
I would like to make TenantId a part of my entity's composite key.
public class MyEntity: Entity, IMultiTenant { public Guid? TenantId { get; set; } public Guid EntityId { get; set; }
public object[]? GetKeys()
{
return new object[]? { TenantId, EntityId };
}
}
I did something like this in my app and I'm having trouble saving entites that should belong to the host now as EF core does not allowed keys to be nullable. It is not possible for me to make the entityid the sole key of the entity.