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.NET Core Linux not logging Entity Framework Core transactions

See original GitHub issue

I published my app using:

dotnet publish -r linux-x64 -f netcoreapp2.2 --self-contained -c Release

The app works, requests end up in APM server, but no entity framework transactions. Running the app from Rider on Windows works just fine. Is this a known thing with self-contained releases?

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:11 (6 by maintainers)

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mterwoordcommented, Mar 3, 2019

I’m working on a repro project, but cannot really find anything yet. Next week, I’ll try to work on trimming down my product to a version that’s OK to share, and still shows the issue…

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gregkalaposcommented, Mar 27, 2019

Ok, closing now, feel free to reopen when you have time for this.

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