dotnet-entity-framework6
Entity Framework 6
Trigger On
- working in an EF6 codebase on .NET Framework or modern .NET
- deciding whether to keep EF6, move to modern .NET runtime, or port to EF Core
- reviewing EDMX, code-first, or legacy ASP.NET/WPF/WinForms data access
- planning a data layer migration strategy
Workflow
- Audit current EF6 usage before planning any migration. Identify which features the codebase depends on:
// Common EF6-specific patterns to inventory: // - EDMX designer models (check for *.edmx files) // - ObjectContext vs DbContext usage // - Lazy loading with virtual navigation properties // - Database.SqlQuery<T>() for raw SQL // - Stored procedure mappings in model
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