Activities of "mel@quadsoftpa.com"

• Create new app through ABP suite
• Click on the modules button within that app Inside ABP suite
• Install module
• End up with the screenshot Included in the First message.

No option to Replace package with source code.

7.0.1. I have since uninstalled ABP suite with the same results. I really need this source integrated. Thank you

I hope this fix is quick, that's not and acceptable workaround as it will corrupt my entire database.

now, this is not the same error. my is

Volo.Abp.Identity.IdentityRole ValueBufferExpression: ProjectionBindingExpression: EmptyProjectionMember IsNullable: False , "Code")' failed. Either the query source is not an entity type, or the specified property does not exist on the entity type.

I should mention that the scenario does work up until CommunitiesAppService is alwasy null

more proper, I think anyone would have to agree. not?

If this is not something you're going to fix, can you give some guidance on where to fix it?

now I have a dilemma a real dilemma, do I really build out my database with this terrible design, or do I scrap the whole thing. entirely unacceptable

modifying the migration file works fine but then the UI blows up

The fact that adding a many to many relationship that does not respect the schema of the parent table is absolutely a bug; opposed to your statement that it is not here

https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/3381/BUG--CRUD-Generator-when-creating-a-Many-Many-table-does-not-respect-the-schema-name-of-the-app

debating using schemas aside, does this really look like good database design to you?

this is my entity configuration

builder.Entity<CommunityAgent>(b => { b.ToTable(DataManagementDbProperties.DbTablePrefix + "CommunityAgents", DataManagementDbProperties.SchemaCommunity); b.ConfigureByConvention(); b.HasKey(x => new { x.IdentityUserId, x.CommunityId }); b.HasOne<Community>() .WithMany() .IsRequired() .HasForeignKey(x => x.CommunityId) .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.NoAction); b.HasOne<IdentityUser>() .WithMany() .IsRequired() .HasForeignKey(x => x.IdentityUserId) .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.NoAction); });

Solution is:

public static void ConfigureDataManagement(this ModelBuilder builder) { Check.NotNull(builder, nameof(builder));

 *  * builder.ConfigureIdentityPro();**

    if (builder.IsHostDatabase())