Make TypeMap Injectable #1755

[jzabroski]

Fixes #1063, #1724 and #1618.

Possible breaking changes include:

• ColumnBase now raises an obsolete warning: "Use ColumnBase instead. Going forward, column models must have a db-specific type map model."
• Various Generators have new constructor signatures added or replaced to support database-specific type maps.

[jzabroski]

I've submitted a community support request here: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/114175

[jzabroski]

If I can't get this working, I may pivot to using GitHub Actions to directly trigger the Azure DevOps Pipeline: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/release-notes/2019/sprint-161-update

It's not clear to me that will actually work, but it's something. @eloekset Any thoughts on this approach? "Gross", maybe? :)

@schambers If you could pull down this PR and tell me if all the tests pass on your machine, that would be helpful, too...

[eloekset]

I'm not sure what has happened, but it looks like it doesn't help triggering the build manually. I triggered it on the main branch referring to the latest commit of this PR, and the checks ran successfully, but the status is not reported back here, so I guess we'll just have to merge the PR without waiting for the requirements to be met.

https://dev.azure.com/fluentmigrator/fluentmigrator/_build/results?buildId=856&view=results

[jzabroski]

How did you trigger it manually? I couldnt see how to trigger a specific commit through the UI.

[jzabroski]

@eloekset Actually, what you did worked - see this screenshot. But the overall PR status is still gated because not all commits in the chain got "built" even if they one is a no-op (fast forward merge) and the other is updating the README.md (which I did as an attempt to see if that would force the process to heal itself + finally fix at README file).

[eloekset]

How did you trigger it manually? I couldnt see how to trigger a specific commit through the UI.

You have to sign in to see the Run pipeline button. I added you and Mark to the Build Administrators group in case you need more rights to administer build pipelines.

I selected the main branch and then copied the commit ID from the last commit in this PR.

[jzabroski]

@eloekset Thanks, It didn't occur to me that conceptually a PR commit was part of the main branch.