.NET MVC 4.6项目Git拉取后EF6数据优先生成模型异常
EF 6 Database-First Models Not Working After Pulling from GitHub (MVC 4.6, VS 2017)
Hey there, let's figure out why your EF6 database-first models aren't behaving after pulling from GitHub. Since the files are present in the remote repo but not working locally, here's the key info and files you should share to help troubleshoot:
EF Configuration & Core Files:
- Your project's
Web.config(orApp.configif models are in a class library). We need to check the<entityFramework>section, connection strings, and provider settings—these often get out of sync when moving between environments. - If you're using an
.edmxfile (standard for database-first), share the.edmxitself plus its associated.edmx.diagram,.edmx.tt, and.edmx.context.ttfiles. Those T4 templates are responsible for generating your model classes; if they're misconfigured or missing references, the models won't build correctly.
- Your project's
Build Errors & Project Structure:
- Copy-paste the exact error messages you're seeing when trying to use the models (e.g., "The type or namespace name 'Customer' could not be found"). Specific errors are the fastest way to pinpoint the issue.
- A quick breakdown of how your model files are organized in Visual Studio 2017—are the generated classes nested under the
.edmxfile, or in a separate folder? Sometimes folder structure mismatches break references.
Git Repository State:
- Run
git statusin Git Bash and share the output. Are there uncommitted changes, merge conflicts, or ignored files that might be interfering with the model files? - Check your
.gitignorefile for any entries that might be blocking EF-related files (like*.tt,*.edmx, or model folder paths). Even if you pushed the files once, a misconfigured.gitignorecould cause local issues.
- Run
Local Environment Checks:
- Confirm your local database connection matches the one in the pulled
Web.config. If the connection string points to a database you don't have access to or that doesn't exist locally, the models won't be able to retrieve data. - Let us know if you've tried refreshing the model by right-clicking the
.edmxand selecting "Update Model from Database"—sometimes this fixes template or connection glitches after pulling changes.
- Confirm your local database connection matches the one in the pulled
Once you share these details, we can zero in on the exact problem and get your models working again!
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者Anders Knudsen
相关产品推荐
相关产品推荐

