This item is to track some changes we need to do in the core bits in order to enable it to work in partial trust, shall we decide that we need to support it.
It is important to keep in mind that the latest guidance from ASP.NET regarding security doesn't recommend using partial trust:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2698981
Comments: I build small sites that do not have big needs data storage, and SQLCE is more than enough for my needs, even for the fact that it works in an environment with trust level Medium, I can choose the cheapest service in shared host. Now many providers even if they have migrated to Windows sever 2008 shall continue to implement higher levels of protection using the old guidelines by the trust level even for compatibility with the 2.0 runtime. Looking at internert I found many users with the same problem, a lot more than what you might think. Unfortunately, I am convinced that Medium Trust will be used for many more years, then I would be very happy not to have to give up the improvements in EF6. Thanks for the great work.
It is important to keep in mind that the latest guidance from ASP.NET regarding security doesn't recommend using partial trust:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2698981
Comments: I build small sites that do not have big needs data storage, and SQLCE is more than enough for my needs, even for the fact that it works in an environment with trust level Medium, I can choose the cheapest service in shared host. Now many providers even if they have migrated to Windows sever 2008 shall continue to implement higher levels of protection using the old guidelines by the trust level even for compatibility with the 2.0 runtime. Looking at internert I found many users with the same problem, a lot more than what you might think. Unfortunately, I am convinced that Medium Trust will be used for many more years, then I would be very happy not to have to give up the improvements in EF6. Thanks for the great work.