README.md

tacos TA Calculation System

Build & Run

• go into src/tacos.mvc

install dependencies

• dotnet restore

• npm install

one time setup

• set your user secrets dotnet user-secrets set Common:IetWsKey <askmeforkey>

run

• npm run debug

EF Core Migrations

• restore the repo-pinned EF CLI tool with dotnet tool restore
• add a migration with dotnet ef migrations add <Name> --project src/tacos.core/tacos.core.csproj --startup-project src/tacos.mvc/tacos.mvc.csproj
• apply migrations with dotnet ef database update --project src/tacos.core/tacos.core.csproj --startup-project src/tacos.mvc/tacos.mvc.csproj
• validate EF wiring with dotnet ef dbcontext info --project src/tacos.core/tacos.core.csproj --startup-project src/tacos.mvc/tacos.mvc.csproj
• use dotnet build src/tacos.core/tacos.core.csproj and dotnet build src/tacos.mvc/tacos.mvc.csproj for CLI validation; dotnet build tacos.sln still fails because the legacy src/tacos.sql project requires SSDT targets

Existing Production Database Baseline

• the first EF migration is 20260416212924_InitialCreate
• do not run that initial migration directly against an already-existing production database
• instead, run 20260416212924_InitialCreate.baseline.sql once to create __EFMigrationsHistory if needed and record the initial migration as already applied
• after that baseline step, normal EF migrations can be applied by startup or by dotnet ef database update

Annual Refresh

Run SQL Server Agent Job on Db: Load AZURE Tacos

Reset exceptions to default using /System/ManageSubmissions