feat: support bit-reversed sequences #442
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Spanner supports bit-reversed sequences, which in combination with DEFAULT column constraints can be used to auto-generate primary key values. This change adds support for creating bit-reversed sequences using Entity Framework migrations, and adds a sample for using a bit-reversed sequence to auto-generate primary key values.
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Spanner supports bit-reversed sequences, which in combination with DEFAULT column constraints can be used to auto-generate primary key values. This change adds support for creating bit-reversed sequences using Entity Framework migrations, and adds a sample for using a bit-reversed sequence to auto-generate primary key values.
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