Code First includes a set of simple, model-wide behaviors that provide sensible configuration defaults for the parts of your model that have not been explicitly configured using Data Annotations or the Fluent API. These default behaviors are referred to as Conventions. One commonly requested feature is the ability to add your own conventions. The Custom Conventions feature will let you define your own conventions to provide custom configuration defaults for your model. The heart of this new feature is the conventions interfaces that you use to implement your own custom conventions. These interfaces fall into two main categories: Configuration-based and Model-based.


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