entity-framework-coreentity-framework-core-migrations
How can i specify product version when working with migrations?
Here is a quick sample on how the [dbo].[__EFMigrationsHistory] table looks like:
Is there a way to specify the ProductVersion when applying migrations?
Solution
Don't change the value in that column--it's used internally by EF.
You can add a new column if you like by overriding the IHistoryRepository service. See Custom EF Core Migrations History Table to get started.
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