PluralizingTableNameConvention

[foriequal0]

PluralizingTableNameConvention is not applied on table creation.
Table names are always same as entity name which generally singular(not plural).

[msallin]

Hi,

I guess you are using the sample application.
Then you should remove the line modelBuilder.Conventions.Remove<PluralizingTableNameConvention>(); in FootballDbContext.OnModelCreating.

Greetings Marc

[foriequal0]

I faced that error on my own application with PluralizingTableNameConvention.

Simple example: (some korean characters in project. sorry.)
https://github.com/foriequal0/SQLiteCodeFirst_Pluralizing
I used VS2010, .NET40, EntityFramework 6.1.0, System.Data.SQLite.EF6 1.0.97.0

When running the example in debug mode, an error is thrown as the following.
"{"SQL logic error or missing database\r\nno such table: Nouns"}"

Though sqlite file was created after the error, there's only "Noun" table inside, while I expect that there should be "Nouns" table because that PluralizingTableNameConvention was default configuration.
The table schema was CREATE TABLE Noun ([Word] nvarchar (128) NOT NULL, [Meaning] nvarchar, PRIMARY KEY(Word).

I guess SQLiteCodeFirst always create table with singular entity name, and removing PluralizingTableNameConvention prevents EF from querying with plural name.

I've also checked sample application after you've commented. (BTY, I had to manually modify some header line in .sln to open with my older VS2010, and lower SQLite.CodeFirst.Console's Framework to 4.0 to build.)
Removed line modelBuilder.Conventions.Remove<PluralizingTableNameConvention>();, same error was thrown "no such table: Stadions". Table was created with "Stadion", EF queries "Stadions" because "PluralizingTableNameConvention" was the configuration.

Can you check this issue with your environment?

Thank you.