/// <summary>
/// Sets an annotation in the model for the table to which this entity is mapped. The annotation
/// value can later be used when processing the table such as when creating migrations.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// It will likely be necessary to register a <see cref="IMetadataAnnotationSerializer"/> if the type of
/// the annotation value is anything other than a string. Passing a null value clears any annotation with
/// the given name on the column that had been previously set.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="name">The annotation name, which must be a valid C#/EDM identifier.</param>
/// <param name="value">The annotation value, which may be a string or some other type that
/// can be serialized with an <see cref="IMetadataAnnotationSerializer"/></param>.
/// <returns>The same configuration instance so that multiple calls can be chained.</returns>
public EntityTypeConfiguration <TEntityType> HasTableAnnotation(string name, object value)
{
Check.NotEmpty(name, "name");
_entityTypeConfiguration.SetAnnotation(name, value);
return(this);
}
public void Cloning_an_entity_configuration_clones_its_mapping_information()
{
var configuration = new EntityTypeConfiguration(typeof(object));
configuration.ToTable("Table");
configuration.SetAnnotation("A1", "V1");
var clone = configuration.Clone();
Assert.Equal("Table", clone.GetTableName().Name);
Assert.Equal("A1", clone.Annotations.Single().Key);
Assert.Equal("V1", clone.Annotations.Single().Value);
configuration.ToTable("AnotherTable");
configuration.SetAnnotation("A2", "V2");
Assert.Equal("Table", clone.GetTableName().Name);
Assert.Equal("A1", clone.Annotations.Single().Key);
Assert.Equal("V1", clone.Annotations.Single().Value);
}
