public virtual DbModelBuilder Ignore <T>()
where T : class
{
_modelConfiguration.Ignore(typeof(T));
return(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Excludes this entity type from the model so that it will not be mapped to the database.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>
/// The same <see cref="ConventionTypeConfiguration" /> instance so that multiple calls can be chained.
/// </returns>
public ConventionTypeConfiguration Ignore()
{
ValidateConfiguration(ConfigurationAspect.IgnoreType);
if (_entityTypeConfiguration == null &&
_complexTypeConfiguration == null)
{
_modelConfiguration.Ignore(_type);
}
return(this);
}
public void ComplexTypes_returns_only_configured_non_ignored_complex_types()
{
var modelConfiguration = new ModelConfiguration();
modelConfiguration.Entity(new MockType());
var mockComplexType = new MockType();
modelConfiguration.ComplexType(mockComplexType);
var mockIgnoredComplexType = new MockType();
modelConfiguration.ComplexType(mockIgnoredComplexType);
modelConfiguration.Ignore(mockIgnoredComplexType);
Assert.Same(mockComplexType.Object, modelConfiguration.ComplexTypes.Single());
}
public void Ignore_should_add_property_to_list_of_ignored_properties()
{
var modelConfiguration = new ModelConfiguration();
modelConfiguration.Ignore(typeof(string));
Assert.True(modelConfiguration.IsIgnoredType(typeof(string)));
}
public void ConfiguredTypes_returns_all_known_types()
{
var modelConfiguration = new ModelConfiguration();
modelConfiguration.Entity(new MockType());
modelConfiguration.ComplexType(new MockType());
modelConfiguration.Ignore(new MockType());
Assert.Equal(3, modelConfiguration.ConfiguredTypes.Count());
}
