I\'ve extended IdentityUser
to include a navigation property for the user\'s address, however when getting the user with UserManager.FindByEmailAsync
The short answer: you can't. However, there's options:
Explicitly load the relation later:
await context.Entry(user).Reference(x => x.Address).LoadAsync();
This will require issuing an additional query of course, but you can continue to pull the user via UserManager
.
Just use the context. You don't have to use UserManager
. It just makes some things a little simpler. You can always fallback to querying directly via the context:
var user = context.Users.Include(x => x.Address).SingleOrDefaultAsync(x=> x.Id == User.Identity.GetUserId());
FWIW, you don't need virtual
on your navigation property. That's for lazy-loading, which EF Core currently does not support. (Though, EF Core 2.1, currently in preview, will actually support lazy-loading.) Regardless, lazy-loading is a bad idea more often than not, so you should still stick to either eagerly or explicitly loading your relationships.