Activities of "rwright-ruhealth"

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If you're creating a bug/problem report, please include followings:

• ABP Framework version: v6.0.1
• UI type: MVC in VS 2022 with SQL Server 2014
• DB provider: EF Core
• Tiered (MVC) or Identity Server Separated (Angular): no
• Exception message and stack trace: 500 error
• Steps to reproduce the issue:" create an entity using the ABP-SUITE 6.0.1 from an existing entity using load existing entity.
• The "wizard" created class is almost correct, however the missing "this" reference for the left hand side of the expression in the class constructor results in a 500 error when viewing the Index page if the field is a required field, because null is not allowed. If null is allowed, you will get a new city record with no city. because the parameter and member variable have the same name from the
• code generator.
• Example Code generated by apb-suite before manual fixup: [ please do not count this legitimate bug report against my 30 allotment ]

public City(Guid id, string ci_city = null)
        {

            Id = id;
            Check.Length(ci_city, nameof(ci_city), CityConsts.ci_cityMaxLength, 0);
            ci_city = ci_city;  // THIS SHOULD BE this.ci_city=city;
        }
      
** working code  
// recommendation: USE "this" to disambiguate between local variables and parameters and member variables that happen to have the same identifier name
public City(Guid id, string ci_city = null)
        {

            Id = id;
            Check.Length(ci_city, nameof(ci_city), CityConsts.ci_cityMaxLength, 0);
            this.ci_city = ci_city;  // THIS SHOULD BE this.ci_city=city;
        }

**** recommendation: USE "this" to disambiguate between local variables and parameters and member variables that happen to have the same identifier name.****