While working in Visual Studio on an ASP.NET Core project that uses EF Core, I attempted to run Scaffold-DbContext, and received this error:
I thought that this message indicated that the scaffolding process failed. After several minutes of research, I learned that this message means that the project build failed. This error isn't directly related to Scaffold-DbContext--it is the result of Visual Studio's attempt to automatically build the project before performing the scaffolding operation.
I reviewed me code and found that I had a half-finished line of code that was preventing the build from completing. I commented out the code, and the Scaffold-DbContext command ran successfully.
I later encountered a similar error when adding a controller to my project using the Add Controller feature in Visual Studio.
Same situation. I had some unfinished code that prevented the project from building. Once I cleaned up the code to the point where the project would build, the Add Controller process worked properly.
Steve Endow is a Microsoft MVP in Los Angeles. He is
the owner of Precipio Services, which provides Dynamics GP integrations,
customizations, and automation solutions.
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