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awarded | Caucus |
Feb
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awarded | Popular Question |
Feb
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awarded | Popular Question |
Jan
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accepted | EF Core: Why are the foreign keys in my one-to-many association becoming outdated? |
Jan
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EF Core: Why are the foreign keys in my one-to-many association becoming outdated? Additional information from troubleshooting |
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answered | EF Core: Why are the foreign keys in my one-to-many association becoming outdated? |
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EF Core: Why are the foreign keys in my one-to-many association becoming outdated? @StevePy That seems to have done the trick. I didn't realize a populated navigation property would 'block' foreign-key assignment. I'll accept this as an answer if you want to submit it. Is this behavior documented somewhere? |
Jan
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EF Core: Why are the foreign keys in my one-to-many association becoming outdated? fix typo |
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EF Core: Why are the foreign keys in my one-to-many association becoming outdated? @StevePy The second time, it's called with a previously-loaded and untracked entity. The Project object itself is not stored in the database, but the VSDrawingWindowData object and LayoutElementData objects are previously-loaded and explicity untracked, obtained from a discarded dbContext. |
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EF Core: Why are the foreign keys in my one-to-many association becoming outdated? @StevePy added details in the question text |
Jan
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EF Core: Why are the foreign keys in my one-to-many association becoming outdated? Adding more of my code in question. |
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asked | EF Core: Why are the foreign keys in my one-to-many association becoming outdated? |
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accepted | Why am I seeing deadbands in the output from TMAG5273 (Angular hall sensor)? |
Dec
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awarded | Teacher |
Dec
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answered | Why am I seeing deadbands in the output from TMAG5273 (Angular hall sensor)? |
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Why am I seeing deadbands in the output from TMAG5273 (Angular hall sensor)? @JasenСлаваУкраїні presumably the field-lines are roughly parallel, it's a diametric neodymium magnet with a 10mm diameter and 5mm thickness but I haven't tried to visualize the field lines in any way. Could be saturation, I'll read out the X/Y magnet field values to confirm. |
Dec
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asked | Why am I seeing deadbands in the output from TMAG5273 (Angular hall sensor)? |
Dec
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awarded | Supporter |