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Say you were to develop a system which availability of entities and domain logic is highly dependent on user context. Would it make sense to handle the user context sensitivity within repositories by making individual repository instances user context aware? I'm considering adopting this methodology as a way pulling the reliance on user context away from my Entities but I'm not sure whether there are any pitfalls that I may not be aware of with going this direction. The way I'm planning approaching this first is to add a UserContext parameter to the constructors of repositories that need this

I'm trying to map 2 objects of the same type. What I want to do is AutoMapper to igonore all the properties, that have Null value in the source object, and keep the existing value in the destination object. I've tried using this in my "Repository", but it doesn't seem to work. Mapper.CreateMap<TEntity, TEntity>().ForAllMembers(p => p.Condition(c => !c.IsSourceValueNull)); What might be the problem ? Interesting, but your original attempt should be the way to go. Below test is green: using AutoMapper; using NUnit.Framework; namespace Tests.UI { [TestFixture] class AutomapperTests { public class

I've never really done unit testing before, and I've stumbled and tripped on my first test. The problem is that the _repository.Golfers.Count(); always indicates that the DbSet is empty. My test is simple, I'm just trying to add a new golfer [TestClass] public class GolferUnitTest //: GolferTestBase { public MockGolfEntities _repository; [TestMethod] public void ShouldAddNewGolferToRepository() { _repository = new MockGolfEntities(); _repository.Golfers = new InMemoryDbSet<Golfer>(CreateFakeGolfers()); int count = _repository.Golfers.Count(); _repository.Golfers.Add(_newGolfer); Assert.IsTrue(

For something that exists in EVERY single git repo... on earth... there sure isn't very much info out there regarding filemode . The first 100 responses from google were all over the place, and a question with this' title handn't been asked.. so here goes.. What is filemode ? For me, it's in every repo's ./git/config file, near the top, a lá... [core] filemode = true What is it? What does it mean? Does it bear any relation to bare = false which I also don't really get... I use git like a madman , and know what a million other of git's endless, and IMHO, arbitrarily concocted / half-brained

How do you link a single file from another git repository to your own repository? I don't want the full repository, just a single file. Using git submodule seems like the right route to go, but it wants to grab the whole thing. Considering that the unit of work for git is a repository (or more precisely a repository content ), I don't think you can easily integrate one file. If you don't need its history, you could consider simply copy it in your repo. But if you do need the history, then some git filter-branch (as in " git: How to split off library from project? filter-branch, subtree? ") are