问题
I'm using EF 6.0.0 and .Net 4.5.
I face a very confusing problem. Me and one of my colleagues are working on the domain model section of our project on two different clients. The problem is:
1- Me and my colleagues start with the absolutely identical project and we are completely synced with the source control.
2- When I change the model for example add a property then Add-Migration FromA then Update-Database it works great. The generated code file contains just one command that is to add the column.
3- Meanwhile, after the db is updated and just before I check in something to source control, my colleague adds another property and then Add-Migration FromA then Update-Database. And guess what? This generated code file has a command to drop the column I newly added!!!
I added another column using native Sql, and fortunately the column is not going to be deleted.
I deleted the __MigrationHistory table and the remove column didn't get generated.
I turned off initializer Database.SetInitializer<MyContext>(null), no success.
So, my guess is that EF Migrations compares current model with the last one stored in __MigrationHistory table not the last local snapshot stored in .resx file. Am I right? Any way to solve the problem?
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30822852/entity-framework-migration-why-does-it-ignore-snapshot-and-take-migrationhist