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New: To customize how a specific read model is initially created, implement
a specific IReadModelFactory<> that can bootstrap that read model
New: How EventFlow handles MSSQL read models has been refactored to allow
significantly more freedom to developers. MSSQL read models are no longer
required to implement IMssqlReadModel, only the empty IReadModel
interface. Effectively, this means that no specific columns are required,
meaning that the following columns are no longer enforced on MSSQL read
models. Use the new required MsSqlReadModelIdentityColumn attribute to mark
the identity column and the optional (but recommended) MsSqlReadModelVersionColumn to mark the version column.
string AggregateId
DateTimeOffset CreateTime
DateTimeOffset UpdatedTime
int LastAggregateSequenceNumber
Obsolete: IMssqlReadModel and MssqlReadModel. Developers should instead
use the MsSqlReadModelIdentityColumn and MsSqlReadModelVersionColumn
attributes to mark the identity and version columns (read above).
EventFlow will continue to support IMssqlReadModel, but it will be
removed at some point in the future