AuditableEntityInterceptor only processing 'parent' and ignore 'child' entities?

[mrhighstone]

Is it correct that the AuditableEntityInterceptor only processes 'parent' entities and ignore 'child' entities?

I'm having a parent-child relation in my application, lets say an Order holding OrderLineItems. After adding items to the list and saving the Order, the AuditableEntityInterceptor correctly updates the created and updated properties of the Order but ignores the OrderLineItems.

Is this as intended? And if so, how to also update the auditable fields of an OrderLineItem when the Order is saved?

[DennisJansenDev]

Is your OrderLineItem class also inheriting from BaseAuditableEntity? And are they being tracked by the DbContext?

[mrhighstone]

Yes, it is inheriting from BaseAuditableEntity.

But it is clearly not being tracked by the DbContext. It is created in the database, however.

Effectively, all that that command handler is doing, after fetching the Order and instantiating the OrderLineItem is

order.OrderLineItems.Add(lineItem)

Followed by

 _context.SaveChangesAsync();

And I was hoping this was enough to get the job done, and not having the command handler thinking about entities being tracked or not.