Let's try to explain my situation....
I'm using VS Express 2013 (for web)
I'm in the early stage of the my project... since my data model will change a lot over the next little while, I'm using a "codefirst" approach where I drop and "re-seed" my database every time I test my code. (no performance issues)
Everything was going well until I tried to use the built-in user management features.
inspired by:
For some reason, the user management tables only get creates after manually "registering" a user in the web interface... and I can't figure how to create those table programmatically into my "Seed"... (the example above use the "migration" approach in a set of table that already exist)
Also, i'm using 2 different "context"... the default "ApplicationDBContext" for everything related to the "User management" and "TestContext" for everything else... (not sure if it's a problem... or I should try to collapse the 2 into 1)
So it will be great if someone could point to an code example where the "users" are "seeded" every time a code is run.
Thanks in advance for your help
