Add Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Design to Web project #78
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@NikolayIT, I found out that when using Migrations for the first time the AspNetCoreTemplate.Web project does not have reference to Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Design so that an error is thrown in the PM console. I think it will be better if the Web project has that dependency already installed. Currently, the latest stable version is 7.0.5, but I added 7.0.3 since the other packages are not yet updated. I am attaching also an image of the initial error when the template is used for the first time for new project:
