Fixing .NET Watch & Hot Reload in Aspire without Leaving .NET 8
.NET Watch’s unexpected behavior with Aspire in .NET 8
.NET Watch’s unexpected behavior with Aspire in .NET 8
I adopted .NET Aspire to manage my growing web application’s microservices and containerized dependencies, making it easy for me and my team to launch the entire codebase with a single command. To solve the problem of starting with an empty database, I created a custom Aspire command that lets me easily drop the existing database and import a BacPac file directly from the Aspire dashboard.