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If a user is developing on Windows in Visual Studio, it's clear from dotnet/efcore#1196 that they still expect to be able to use the Package Manager Console with ASP.NET 5 projects.
The piece that's missing for us to light up the Entity Framework PowerShell commands on ASP.NET 5 projects is a hook to import our PowerShell module.
For *.csproj projects this is as simple as calling Import-Module inside of tools/init.ps1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If a user is developing on Windows in Visual Studio, it's clear from dotnet/efcore#1196 that they still expect to be able to use the Package Manager Console with ASP.NET 5 projects.
The piece that's missing for us to light up the Entity Framework PowerShell commands on ASP.NET 5 projects is a hook to import our PowerShell module.
For *.csproj projects this is as simple as calling
Import-Module
inside of tools/init.ps1.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: