Get typed access to the OriginalValues of your entity properties. Simple and complex properties are supported, navigation/collections are not.
| EF version | .NET support | NuGet package |
|---|---|---|
| 6.1.3 | >= Framework 4.6.1 |  |
| Core 2.0 | >= Framework 4.6.1 || >= Standard 2.0 |  |
using (var context = new Context()) {
var me = await context.People.SingleAsync(x => x.Name == "Nick");
me.EmployeeNumber = 42; // change the value
// but wait! maybe we want to see what the value was inside some other mechanism, after we changed it (i.e. logging, auditing, etc.)
// old and busted
var og = (int) context.Entry(me).Property(nameof(EmployeeNumber)).OriginalValue;
// new hotness
var og = context.GetOriginal(me).EmployeeNumber;
await context.SaveChangesAsync(); // save that new value
}A type is emitted at run-time which wraps the change tracking object of your DbContext. This type inherits from your entity type, so you get typed access to its properties. It behaves like a read-only snapshot of your entities original state.
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