How can you configure Entity Framework Core to use lazy loading for navigation properties?
- Using the .Include() method
- Enabling it in the DbContext configuration
- Setting UseLazyLoadingProxies to true
- Manually fetching related entities
Entity Framework Core (EF Core) uses lazy loading proxies to enable lazy loading for navigation properties. To configure it, you can set the UseLazyLoadingProxies option to true in the DbContext's configuration. This allows EF Core to create dynamic proxies for your entities, enabling lazy loading for related entities.
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