In case you are using several DbContext classes in Entity Framework Core, at that time, you may have to create migrations for different contexts individually. This helps in making a right check against each context’s schema into each respective database.
Here’s how to apply migrations for different DbContexts:
In Visual Studio > Package Manager Console
Add-Migration InitialCreate -Context AppDbContext
Add-Migration AuditLogCreate -Context AuditDbContext
Using .NET CLI
dotnet ef database update --context AppDbContext
dotnet ef database update --context AuditDbContext
In Visual Studio > Package Manager Console
Update-Database -Context AppDbContext
Update-Database -Context AuditDbContext
Using .NET CLI
dotnet ef database update --context AppDbContext
dotnet ef database update --context AuditDbContext
By following these steps you are able to manage and apply migrations for any number of DbContext classes in project to Entity Framework Core at a different section of your application’s data model.
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