I understand there is no way we can guarantee conventions being
applied in a given order, but I was wondering if anyone has a better
way to accomplish this.
Essentially, 99% of our many-to-one references follow this convention:
instance.Column(instance.Property.Name + "Id");
However, we have one reference that doesn't (legacy data model = no
choice here). So I thought I'd just implement an IPropertyConvention:
if (instance.Property.Name.Equals("LastModifiedBy"))
instance.Column("LastModifiedPersonId");
After coding it I realized the mistake since I'm trying to override a
reference and not a property. (D'oh!)
So, I modified the reference convention:
instance.Property.Name.Equals("LastModifiedBy") ?
instance.Column("LastModifiedPersonId") :
instance.Column(instance.Property.Name + "Id");
This works, but I really don't like the implementation. Strings, for
one, conditional for another. If I find another m-1 that must be
overridden like this, I have to add another string and another
conditional (if then, case, whatever fits the bill).
Anyone run into something like this and have a better solution? Is
there any way, other than matching magic strings, that I can implement
an IReferenceConvention just for that one property (in effect, giving
me two implementations of IReferenceConvention)?
Cheers,
-devon
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