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This is a good idea. I'll work to get support for a {Schema} variable added

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Hi, I tried using schema as a variable as you suggested.
I found this to be very difficult to get right.

The naming should only be a unique per namespace. example: Shema1.Person should not conflict with Schema2.Person, which I think is the whole point of this feature.

Instead of using a variable I set added an option: "AddSchemaToNamespace"

You can check my changes here:
BartBr@7a9cc2f

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Looking through the changes you suggested that is exactly what I was looking for, we have a number of tables that are identical in name but differ only by schema and keeping them in separate folders and namespaces would allow for us to use this generator, without resorting to separate contexts or using the prefix schema option, I really hope this is accepted.

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I created the PR #99

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@pwelter34 Hi Paul, could you take a look at my pull request #99?
By any means this feature meant to be nonintrusive, if you don't enable this feature, it has no effect on the rest of the program.

Thanks

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thanks for reminder. i'll take a look this weekend.

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This is implemented in v3

To use the schema in a namespace, directory or class name use the new {Table.Schema} variable in the configuration file.

Documentation: https://efg.loresoft.com/en/latest/variables/\
Sample: https://github.com/loresoft/EntityFrameworkCore.Generator/tree/master/sample/TrackerSchema/TrackerSchema.Core

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