Fix to #33004 - Unfulfillable nullable contraints are set for complex types with TPH entities #33052
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… types with TPH entities When figuring out nullability of columns representing a given property, if property is declared on derived entity in TPH, we make that column nullable. For complex type properties we should be doing the same (and we did), but declaring type of that property is the complex type itself. Instead we should look at the ContainingEntityType rather than just DeclaringType. Fixes #33004
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When figuring out nullability of columns representing a given property, if property is declared on derived entity in TPH, we make that column nullable. For complex type properties we should be doing the same (and we did), but declaring type of that property is the complex type itself. Instead we should look at the ContainingEntityType rather than just DeclaringType.
Fixes #33004