Dejan
Reputation: 10363
Is it possible to have automatic migrations for one DbContext and not for another in the same project?
I would like to have two DbContexts in the same project but automatic migrations enabled only for one. Is it possible?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 3343
Answers (1)
Dejan
Reputation: 10363
It is. Each DbMigrationsConfiguration is bound to one specific DbContext via ContextKey. As soon as you have more than on DbContext, the Enable-Migrations command requires the -ContextTypeName parameter. One can easily just run Enable-Migrations for one DbContext and omit it for the other.
Upvotes: 3
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