Blog posts tagged with: .NET 7
EFCore Power Tools is useful in the migration from Entity Framework to Entity Framework Core
by Patrick Lee on 13 Feb 2023 in categories tech with tags Azure Entity Framework Entity Framework Core migration .NET 7
I was able to migrate a legacy project using .net framework and entity framework to .NET 7 and EFCore relatively easily. EFCore Power Tools was very useful in doing a first draft of model code from the existing database.
This site updated to use .NET 7 rather than .NET 6
by Patrick Lee on 08 Feb 2023 in categories tech with tags AzureFunctions migration .NET 7
Upgrading a .NET 6 to .NET 7 app service seems very straightforward. Upgrading Azure functions to .NET 7 looks to be a more significant change, and might require some investigation first.
A reminder that .NET 6 (or 7) code can work with Entity Framework 6.3.3 and later, although EF Core is better
by Patrick Lee on 08 Feb 2023 in categories tech with tags Azure Entity Framework Entity Framework Core legacy .NET 6 .NET 7
If your legacy code uses Entity Framework 6.3.3 or later, you don't necessarily need to move to Entity Framework Core at the same time that you move from .net framework 4.7/4.8 to .NET 6 or 7.
If you get TLS 1.0 or 1.1 error, one possibility might be that you are using an older app service that needs migrating to .NET 6 (or at least framework 4.8)
by Patrick Lee on 07 Feb 2023 in categories tech with tags Azure .NET 7 .Net framework TLS
One possible solution to a "You are using TLS version 1.0, 1.1 and/or 3DES cipher which are deprecated" error might be to upgrade any older app services that are using older versions of .net framework.