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Cosmos: Use the V4 SDK #18753
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👎 The number four is dead to us. We'll just have to wait for v5. |
Is there any ETA on this? |
@onionhammer Depends on when V4 is going to be released. Not sooner than November 2021. |
@AndriySvyryd Yeah it seems like the v4 branch has withered on the vine.. Right now I don't really see a good reason to use EF Core with Cosmos since Cosmos's .NET SDK own linq query builder does a (much) better job of generating queries than EF |
We'd love to know where we can do better. Can you provide specific examples? |
Take for example creating a query like this: db.Container.Where(p => p.SomeChildren.Any(s => s.Id == someVariable)) Fails to translate with EF Core, but works fine with container.GetItemLinqQueryable. There are a lot of foot guns with EF Core that you dont find until runtime |
Can we even expect the v4 of the SDK in the next 5 years? Has been some time since the end of 2021. |
I think V4 is abandoned |
https://github.com/Azure/azure-cosmos-dotnet-v3/blob/v4/changelog.md
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