Efcore: Include Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Proxies as default
The default EFCore package does not support lazy loading but EF team has already implemented a solution by package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Proxies.
I believe including the lazy loading support into the default EFCore package might be a great help to many, especially to new comers.
Banyc
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@Banyc we believe that using lazy loading isn't the best practice for many scenarios, because it can very easily lead to N+1 loading issues, hiding severe perf issues. Note also that lazy loading doesn't necessarily require using proxies - it's perfectly possible to do lazy loading without this package.
We therefore provide this as an opt-in feature; including the functionality in the base EF Core would force the Castle.Core dependency on all EF Core users, regardless of whether they want to use lazy loading/proxies or not.
roji
on 19 Jul 2020
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@Banyc we believe that using lazy loading isn't the best practice for many scenarios, because it can very easily lead to N+1 loading issues, hiding severe perf issues. Note also that lazy loading doesn't necessarily require using proxies - it's perfectly possible to do lazy loading without this package.
We therefore provide this as an opt-in feature; including the functionality in the base EF Core would force the Castle.Core dependency on all EF Core users, regardless of whether they want to use lazy loading/proxies or not.