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SQLite Migrations: Preserve column max length
See original GitHub issueCurrently, SQLite has a very trivial type mapping so string properties are always mapped to TEXT columns. We could preserve the HasMaxLength() metadata in the database schema if we wanted. The column would map to something like TEXT(30). SQLite effectively ignores any length/precision/scale values, but we could still honor their semantics during reverse engineer.
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@AdamJachocki many users are successfully using migrations on Sqlite - you’re going to have to open a new issue and share your model and migration.
I have a model. Next, I create a migration using dotnet ef migrations add. Next I use Migrate() method on db context. That’s all.