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Revert HasKey binary breaking change and add a test for IdentityServer4 #20620

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Revert HasKey binary breaking change and add a test for IdentityServer4 #20620

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cc @davidfowl

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@AndriySvyryd I we just not going to allow a generic key builder ever, or should we have a plan to try to do this in some other way, or in conjunction with Identity Server changes?

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lajones commented Apr 14, 2020

@AndriySvyryd Agree with @ajcvickers above. Could we add a comment saying why we are not doing this the normal way in the generic EntityTypeBuilder ?

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Maybe add an extension method to hide the cast?

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@AndriySvyryd I we just not going to allow a generic key builder ever, or should we have a plan to try to do this in some other way, or in conjunction with Identity Server changes?

We can try again when we have a more compelling reason to do this or when Identity Server is going to be broken by a different change. I don't think it's worth it to keep this on the backlog.

@AndriySvyryd Agree with @ajcvickers above. Could we add a comment saying why we are not doing this the normal way in the generic EntityTypeBuilder ?

It would be basically the comment that's applicable to any public API: "Don't change this, it breaks stuff". The test I added is more reliable.

Maybe add an extension method to hide the cast?

We'll consider this in the future. For now the users don't need to have the generic type.

@AndriySvyryd AndriySvyryd merged commit 7a30fe7 into master Apr 14, 2020
@AndriySvyryd AndriySvyryd deleted the IdentityServerTests branch April 14, 2020 18:57
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@dougbu EF can be unpinned now

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Unpin dependencies from dotnet/efcore
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- dotnet/efcore#20620 unblocks flowing these dependencies
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[master] Unpin and update efcore dependencies (#20836)
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* Unpin dependencies from dotnet/efcore
  - dotnet/efcore#20620 unblocks flowing these dependencies

* [master] Update to dependencies from build '20200414.8' of 'https://github.com/dotnet/efcore'
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