Finbuckle.MultiTenant 6.3.0 Released

Hello, version 6.3.0 is now available on NuGet.

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This release is mostly bug fixes to clean things up before .NET 6 is released. Thanks to @lahma, @mphill, and @Nivalux for their help with some of the items below.

6.3.0

• Removed support for .NET Core 2.1 which ended Microsoft support in August 2020.
• Retargeted specifically to .netcoreapp3.1 and .net5.0 across all packages.
• Added AdjustKey, AdjustIndex, AdjustAlIndexes, AdjustUniqueIndexes methods to be chained off IsMultiTenant in EFCore functionality. They add the implicit TenantId to the respective key/indexes.
• Reverted generic version of IsMultiTenant back to non-generic version for more flexibility.
• Improved tenant resolution logging functionality and performance. Thanks to @lahma!
• Fixed a bug with InMemoryStore implementation of TryUpdate. Thanks to @mphill!
• Fixed a bug where ConfigurationStore would throw an exception if there was no default section in the config.
• Fixed a bug where ASP.NET Core Identity security stamp validation would force user logout and raise exceptions. Thanks to @Nivalux for finding the root cause of this bug.
• Fixed a bug where MultiTenantOptionsManager<TOptions> was internal instead of public.
• Fixed problematic references in sample projects.
• Updated and improved documentation.
• Updated and improved tests.
• Added various project files for .NET Foundation on-boarding.

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@AndrewTriesToCode I am configuring entities in separated classes implementing IEntityTypeConfiguration<TEntity>

public class GroupConfig : IEntityTypeConfiguration<Group>
{
    public void Configure(EntityTypeBuilder<Group> builder)
    {
        var key = builder.Metadata.GetKeys().First();
        builder.IsMultiTenant().AdjustKey(key, builder).AdjustIndexes(); // builder parameter has wrong type
        builder.Property(g => g.Name).HasMaxLength(32);
        builder.HasIndex(g => new { g.Name, g.CreatedBy });
    }
}

I would like to use AdjustKey in this configuration but this method expects EntityFrameworkCore.ModelBuilder instead of EntityFrameworkCore.Metadata.Builders.EntityTypeBuilder

Do you have any suggestion how can I get ModelBuilder here?

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