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Oracle.EntityFrameworkCore generates invalid idempotent migrations SQL

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Background: We are using Entity Framework (EF) Core version 2.2.6 with the NuGet package Oracle.EntityFrameworkCore version 2.19.30
We are generating an idempotent migrations SQL script using the command line: dotnet ef migrations script --idempotent --output "Update-Database.sql"
The SQL file is generated, but when we execute it using SQL*Plus then it shows many errors because the SQL is invalid.
In particular, we have identified the following errors in the generated SQL:
- When it creates the __EFMigrationsHistory table then it raises the exception if the code is not 942. Based on our environment, instead of 942 it should check against 955 instead.
- At the end of the SELECT COUNT(*) INTO v_Count FROM lines there should be a semicolon.
- At the end of the END IF and END lines there should be a semicolon.
- At the end of the INSERT INTO SQL there should be a semicolon.
Please can you fix the NuGet package Oracle.EntityFrameworkCore and publish a new version with these fixes. Thank you!