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var person = new Person { FirstName = "Many", LastName = "Test" };
var address1 = new Address { Street = "Many test 1", City = "Saved as a reference" };
var address2 = new Address { Street = "Many test 2", City = "Saved as a reference" };
person.OtherAddresses = new List<Address> { address1, address2 };
Context.People.Add(person);
Context.SaveChanges();
Right now, in the above code snippet there is no navigation property from Address to Person. If one was added to Address it would have to be manually set to the person instance:
var person = new Person { FirstName = "Many", LastName = "Test" };
var address1 = new Address { Street = "Many test 1", City = "Saved as a reference", Person = person };
var address2 = new Address { Street = "Many test 2", City = "Saved as a reference", Person = person };
person.OtherAddresses = new List<Address> { address1, address2 };
Context.People.Add(person);
Context.SaveChanges();
Make this automatic in SaveChanges()
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Right now, in the above code snippet there is no navigation property from
Address
toPerson
. If one was added toAddress
it would have to be manually set to the person instance:Make this automatic in
SaveChanges()
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: