.Net: [TINY] [MEVD] Remove SupportsMultipleKeys#13572
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We have the model building option SupportsMultipleKeys to allow multiple (composite) keys, but no provider uses them at this point (note that Cosmos NoSQL has a sort of composite key - document + partition key, but does not go through this support in any case). Removing this - we can always add it when we actually need to support it (and providers aren't blocked from implementing composite keys if they really want to).
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We have the model building option SupportsMultipleKeys to allow multiple (composite) keys, but no provider uses them at this point (note that Cosmos NoSQL has a sort of composite key - document + partition key, but does not go through this support in any case).
Removing this - we can always add it when we actually need to support it (and providers aren't blocked from implementing composite keys if they really want to).