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I've returned to a c# project which used this framework and on updating to the latest versions i can now see that INotifyPropertyChanged has been removed, now none of the changes i make through my app are getting handled correctly when trying to save records. It treats everthing as a new record and tries to insert duplicates into the datatabse.
Looking at the difference in generated code vs the previous version i can see that previously for every attribute in the model there was get/set code generated and OnPropertyChanged. Is it now the case i'll have to manually create this for all the attributes in the model in a custom partial class file? if so that seems a bit of a step backwards is it not?
If anyone could point me at an example of what I'd need to do it would be very much appreciated as I'm only a hobby coder so I'm when a fundamental change like that happens I'm pretty stumped as to how to fix it.
Many thanks for any assistance
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Sounds like the AutoProperty default property of the designer surface changed. Check to see if it's set to false - that will get you the getters and setters once you regenerate.
Hi
I've returned to a c# project which used this framework and on updating to the latest versions i can now see that INotifyPropertyChanged has been removed, now none of the changes i make through my app are getting handled correctly when trying to save records. It treats everthing as a new record and tries to insert duplicates into the datatabse.
Looking at the difference in generated code vs the previous version i can see that previously for every attribute in the model there was get/set code generated and OnPropertyChanged. Is it now the case i'll have to manually create this for all the attributes in the model in a custom partial class file? if so that seems a bit of a step backwards is it not?
If anyone could point me at an example of what I'd need to do it would be very much appreciated as I'm only a hobby coder so I'm when a fundamental change like that happens I'm pretty stumped as to how to fix it.
Many thanks for any assistance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: