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When trying to update an item, the repository is throwing an exception (as below) when the SaveChanges() method is called.

{"Could not load file or assembly 'KellermanSoftware.Compare-Net-Objects, Version=3.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=d970ace04cc85217' or one of its dependencies. The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040)":"KellermanSoftware.Compare-Net-Objects, Version=3.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=d970ace04cc85217"}

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Hi,

I was wondering if there is a reason that you require the AutoMapper version 3.0.0. For all other references you've set SpecificVersionto False. Is it possible not to lock on a specific version or does Repository need 3.0.0?

Cheers,
scho

SqlBulkCopy with EntityDataReader.cs does not work on method GetOrdinal(string).

I am using this for the purpose of Repository.EntityFramework. The nuget package has not been updated in a while and I was hoping that you could update the packages and re-publish? It has been a few years since the last version and I don't want to update the libraries and break things.

Also, why does this nuget package depend on NUnit?

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Repository.EntityFramework/

It would be really nice to have this as a NuGet package.

Saving items into the InMemoryRepository and then trying to access them seems to always return null.
Plus, the Items object on the repository is always empty too.

The CRUD operations should be overridable or trigger external methods such as OnUpdating, OnUpdated etc.

Hi,

I've started to play around with the EFRepository. I got some strange errors on my Asp.Net MVC page that it couldn't load the System.Data.Entity.dll.
In the end I found out, that EFRepository doesn't support EF6 and it tries to use EF5. I'm not so familiar with the nuget stuff, but maybe you add that the EntityFramework dependency must not be 6 or newer. Also stating it somewhere in the readme would be awesome.

I my project, I finally ended up fixing the few issues with EF6 by myself (basically all due to namespace changes). If you want I can send you a pull request with my changes and you can release a new version of Repository.EntityFramework.

Anyway, I'm planning on using you library a lot in the future, so far it looks really promising!

Cheers,
scho

Hi I'm just looking at the EFRepository, and I see you throw an exception if the DbContext doesn't have a parameterless constructor, I'm wondering since you can do it all at compile time using the 'new' constraint, example:

public class Repository where TContext : DbContext, new()
{
}

Check it out: http://goo.gl/Q78AP

CompireObjects class not found. Has any ideas, how i can handle this problem???

Maybe this?

Hey. What about if the DbContext injected into my services has a Transient or Scoped lifetime and then, that DbContext is used in the EFRepository?