Nuget 2.0.9 'reference not set to an instance' Question, and DbSchema keyword support [SquareBrackets] about efcore.bulkextensions HOT 7 CLOSED

Please write more info:
Entity class definition your are trying to Insert and
test example of values in the model list.
You could also download the library, add that code into TestProject, and try to reproduce it there.
Or in your project replace Nuget with the Source library and then debug it.

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Thanks for the prompt response.

My mistake, was using version 2.0.9 with e.f core version 2.0, installed the 2.0.8 version and it seems to go through alright.

Found a bug while debugging this. When using a namespace with tables the extensions don not add square brackets with namespace. For namespace [Payment] it sends the query as Payment.[UserTransaction] which would break if some one is using a keyword as namespace name.

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Could you explain more what do you mean by Namespace in the SQL sense?
Db schema or something else ?

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Added brackets [ ] around DbSchema, NuGet 2.1.3

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Great, thanks.

I was wondering if it is possible for you to add and example on how one might save related entities, both with bulk insert.

For example, we have a "Parent" entity and "Child" entity.

class Parent { int id , string name }
class Child { int id, int name, int ParentId }

Both have one to one relationship.

Both collections are populated, with child referring to Parent but no ParentId yet, as Parent is not saved.
First we insert a list of "Parent" with bulk insert, with setoutputidentity config set to true.
Parent collection is saved in db and Id property gets updated. Now the question is how do this change can be propagated to Child. I have tried adding them both to DbContext as AddRange() but still the foreign key of Child is not populated.

Thanks

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In the following issue there is an example:
#53
I will see to copy part of this into README so that it's more visible.

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