GetQuery returns BaseClass for EntityRepositoryBase<ConcreteClass, int> about orc.entityframework HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi Galin,

Thanks for reporting. There are a few things happening in EntityRepositoryBase:

1. It uses TEntity to determine the entity set name (see https://github.com/WildGums/Orc.EntityFramework/blob/develop/src/Orc.EntityFramework.Shared/Repositories/EntityRepositoryBase.cs#L49)

2. It uses the `ObjectContext.CreateQuery(_entitySetName) to create the actual query (see https://github.com/WildGums/Orc.EntityFramework/blob/develop/src/Orc.EntityFramework.Shared/Repositories/EntityRepositoryBase.cs#L87)

Are you 100% sure that TEntity is the final class and that you defined it correctly on the DbContext?

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It is a somewhat complex inheritance tree and I'm relatively new to EF but the generated classes seem to match my intentions- all but the concrete types are abstract. Note that the Entity Set Name in the designer is read-only, showing not the actual base class (which in my case is SUBSTANCE) but the one above ie MATERIAL (one would think this is because Substance is marked as abstract, but so is MATERIAL..). Here are my two concrete classes (in this branch):

        <EntityType Name="ChemElement" BaseType="CPA.Data.SUBSTANCE" />
        <EntityType Name="ChemCompound" BaseType="CPA.Data.SUBSTANCE" />

        <EntityType Name="SUBSTANCE" BaseType="CPA.Data.ChemEntity" Abstract="true">
        <EntityType Name="ChemEntity" BaseType="CPA.Data.MATERIAL" Abstract="true">
        <EntityType Name="MATERIAL" Abstract="true">

My DbContext defines the sets in partial class like so (probably unnecessary, maybe a way to do this in the designer?) :

        public virtual DbSet<ChemElement> ChemElements { get; set; }
        public virtual DbSet<ChemCompound> ChemCompounds { get; set; }

I've played a bit with the code from GetEntitySetName however none of my concrete types are found in the BaseEntitySets of the container and using their base type as fail-back I think puts us in the "get all scenario".
Furthermore, the initial reason for questioning the intended behavior of the RepositoryBase class was this message from the exception that is thrown when I attempt to do dbContext.GetEntitySet(entityType):

There are no EntitySets defined for the specified entity type 'CPA.Data.ChemElement'. If 'CPA.Data.ChemElement' is a derived type, use the base type instead.

So my thinking was- if there is no explicit OfType anywhere (that I could see)- there is no hope of getting the magical WHERE IsElement=1 clause in..
Anyway- it might just as well be that my model is buggy (as you can see I haven't even gotten to fixing the names yet) and I would hate to waste your time fixing my issues.. so in case what I'm describing is unit-tested somewhere else- maybe ignore this for a while- if the issue is on my side it will likely manifest itself somehow soon.. if not, I'll ping back once I'm confident that the model works 100%.
Anyway here's an extra screenshot from the debugger:

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Ok, let's put this on hold so you can figure it out first. If you think you found a bug, please report back (re-open this ticket) with a repro and we will look into it.

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