ef-core-basics

To configure EF Core DbContext cleanly, you apply IEntityTypeConfiguration implementations from the assembly, keeping the DbContext maintainable while standardizing entity mappings across the domain model.

Setting up value converters for strongly-typed IDs in EF Core involves configuring value conversions and owned types, which preserves domain integrity by mapping custom types directly to database columns.

The best way to enable connection resiliency in EF Core is to configure retry-on-failure and set command timeouts, ensuring production stability during transient database connection issues.

Registering SaveChanges interceptors in EF Core allows you to automatically handle auditing and domain event dispatch during the save process, centralizing cross-cutting data access concerns.

Yes, providing a design-time factory is required to run EF Core migrations reliably in CI/CD pipelines, enabling design-time DbContext instantiation without relying on application startup configuration.

Yes, you can use global query filters within EF Core entity configurations to automatically enforce domain rules like soft deletes across all queries targeting specific entities.