Do not dispose EF Core contexts manually #15649
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Simple PR that removes the functionality that disposes a EF Core context when the connection string changes.
Fixes: #15090 (Again)
Background
Some people still have timing issues when installing, because the EF Core context is disposed.
The reason is because
IOptionsMonitor
can call theOnChange
event even that it have read the correct value some time before.So the timing issue happens, if the
UmbracoDbContext
is constructed just after the connection string is updated in the json file. Then the constructor reads the updated value, but afterwards the onChange is called, even that it did not really change anything (Since the creation).We should be safe, because an earlier PR throws an exception from the constructor, if the connection string do not exists.
After this PR,
UmbracoDbContext
initialised with a connection string will continue to work with that connection string until disposed.