Entity Framework Core: Add Migration
This command creates a new migration.
Under the hood, JetBrains Rider will apply the dotnet ef migrations add
command with the corresponding arguments. Make sure that dotnet ef
global tool is installed on your machine.
Do one of the following:
Right-click the desired project in the Solution Explorer and choose
.Select
from the main menu.
A dialog will appear where you can specify all necessary options.
In the dialog, specify options for adding migrations. By default, JetBrains Rider saves the options from previous invocations of EF Core commands and automatically fills most of the fields. If you want to disable this, clear the Autofill general options checkbox on the Tools | EF Core UI settings page Ctrl+Alt+S.
Click OK to apply the command. JetBrains Rider will execute the
ef core migrations add
command with the corresponding arguments.By default, the command output will be displayed in a new tab of the EF Core tool window. If you prefer to see the command progress in the status bar and the results of the command in a popup, clear the Execute commands in terminal checkbox on the Tools | EF Core UI settings page Ctrl+Alt+S.
Below is the list of options for the Add Migration command.
Common | |
Migration name | Migration class name. |
Migrations project | The project where the command will be applied. If you have invoked the command from the context menu of a specific project, this project will be preselected. |
Startup project | Project to be run when you start your application, containing the entry point or startup logic (like the |
DbContext class |
|
Additional Options | |
Migrations folder | The folder where the migration class will be created. |
Build Options | |
Skip project build process | Use this option when the build is up to date. Although this option reduces the execution time of the command, it may also be a source of potential problems if the project has not been built before running the command. |
Build configuration | Build configuration of the startup project, for example, |
Target framework | Target runtime to restore packages for when building the startup project. |
Execution | |
Enable diagnostic logging | Show verbose output if the Execute commands in terminal checkbox is enabled on the Tools | EF Core UI settings page Ctrl+Alt+S. |
Additional arguments | Any additional arguments to pass to the application. |