Custom schema #1

[sveinhelge]

Support for custom schema. Uses schema from context.

Example:
public class MyCustomSchemaDbContext : DbContext
{
public DbSet Foos { get; set; }

protected override void OnModelCreating(DbModelBuilder modelBuilder)
{
    modelBuilder.HasDefaultSchema("myschema");
    base.OnModelCreating(modelBuilder);
}

}

Will create Enum tables under schema myschema.

[timabell]

Thanks, will look over this as soon as I get a chance

[timabell]

I think it makes sense to get the description PR done before getting into this one.

[dirq]

I'd love to set a custom schema. Any status on this pull?

[timabell]

busy year... I haven't had a chance and I'm not sure when I'll get the time. I'd be interested to know if you manage to build and run the fork and if it works for you. I will come back to this but can't promise when. I'm a contractor so my time comes and goes somewhat randomly. I do intend to come back and make further improvements and this is still one I'd like to do.

I'm not sure how the impending EF7 will affect this project and haven't had time to look into that yet.

Still want to do PR #33 first.

[eoincgreenfinch]

hey @timabell great little tool. Just wondering if you're planning to merge this PR in, or would I be better of just forking it and building it myself. Cheers.

hey @sveinhelge don't suppose you've already published this elsewhere ?

[timabell]

I'm uneasy about expanding the params to be the whole model, makes it harder to see what this method actually depends on. I need to give it some more thought.

[timabell]

this was intentionally not indented to avoid unnecessary whitespace in the generated output

[timabell]

I'm uneasy about this test being a copy-paste of the original, smells of DRY

[timabell]

I wouldn't add the custom schema to the example usage as that's a more advanced feature, and less commonly used so might confuse people new to it. The example usage is intended to be a kind of quickstart.

[timabell]

@eoincgreenfinch I certainly would like to get this enhancement tidied up tested and merged, I'd need to find some time to set up my dev environment and work on it for a bit.

On the off-chance are you using it for a commercial project? Would you be interested in funding some development time to get it in? I'm starting to think about offering to work on open source projects for money where they are useful as I'd like to do more on them, and that would allow me to justify spending my time on it. (I'm a contract dev so I have to balance this stuff with paid work and home-life).

[timabell]

Maybe crowd-funding would work if several people/organisations would like to see this implemented? Thoughts?

[timabell]

Another PR for this: #57
See also issue #58