[6.0.2] Handle duplicate property infos when sorting columns. #26958
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Fixes #26405
Description
If no explicit order is specified we determine the column order partially based on the property declaration order on the CLR types. However for down migrations the snapshot is used and it doesn't have associated CLR types.
Dictionary<string,object>
is used as a stand-in and all properties and navigations are mapped to the indexer. When sorting foreign key properties this causes an exception as the same property info is used as the key multiple times.Customer impact
An exception is thrown when creating a migration for a table rename with two or more navigations. There isn't a practical workaround.
How found
Customer report on RC2. 7 reports so far.
Regression
Yes, from 5.0
Testing
This PR adds coverage for this scenario.
Risk
Low; the fix only affects column order in migrations produced during design-time. Quirk mode not added as there isn't a practical way to access the
AppContext
used by CLI tools.