Sometimes we need to override the process of model creation in the DB first approach. Maybe we want to create a base class for some common functionality of all the models. So, what we could do is, use the Design Time Services: Design-time services – EF Core | Microsoft Learn. We could use ‘Custom Reverse
Pre-requisite: Now this is for DB first approach. So, we can’ use the migration scripts to automatically create a DB in docker container and run the scripts. What we could do then? We will be executing the DbUp project’s main method (since it’s a console application) by passing some arguments. E.g. Code to call at
DbUp is a tool which can be used to maintain the DB scripts in the project itself. It’s very easy to use but the docs are very up to date. I will raise the PR for docs update, hope they will accept 🙂 So, what we have: What we want to achieve Steps to follow:
Before this we used to use a filter (GlobalExceptionFilter) to handle exceptions at one place. .Net 8 has a new IExceptionFilter middleware which can be used to filter the exceptions. For more look at: Handle errors in ASP.NET Core | Microsoft Learn The new exception handler keeps information in Features property. So, If you face
Steps are tested on the .Net 8 The steps are: Nuget Packages Needed: Example code: WebApplicationFactory: If Program is not found, then you can create a partial Program class at the end of Program.cs of your main project. Test Case Class Errors: 2. Timeout Error: You may face timeout error. So, you can add wait
There is no dedicated library to upload files to Azure blob storage from react native. So, we have to use REST API for Azure blob storage. We will be using SAS to authorize our requests and RNFS library to upload the file. Above code will work. There may be some JS syntax error, but logically
Chinese government has made the rule stricter for android apps. So, you have to declare everything sensitive that your app access to the user in the privacy policy at app launch. If you try to access anything sensitive before user accepts the privacy policy, then your app will most likely be rejected. So, we faced
If you have installed the ruby using Homebrew, then you need to add the following in ~/.zshrc file to make it available in zsh terminal. Cheers and Peace out!!!
The exact default location of ADB installation is: You can it to your environment variables for easy access in command line prompt. It could be different if you have changed your directories for tool installation. More at: Android Debug Bridge (adb)  | Android Studio  | Android Developers Cheers and Peace out!!!
Use the following patch to secure the webview if you are using the ‘react-native-screens’ package.