Is there a way to apply IMultiTenant globally to all entities without implementing it individually?

[joao-pedro-de-oliveira-souza]

Hi team,

I'm working with ABP.IO in a multi-tenant architecture using a shared database strategy, and I understand that all entities that should be tenant-specific must implement the IMultiTenant interface.

However, implementing IMultiTenant manually on every entity becomes tedious and error-prone, especially as the domain model grows. I was wondering:

Is there any way to configure this globally, so that all entities (or entities that inherit from a common base class) automatically behave as tenant-specific, without needing to explicitly implement the IMultiTenant interface?

Alternatively, is there a base entity class or configuration pattern you recommend for enforcing multi-tenancy filters across the board?

Thanks in advance for any guidance!

[maliming]

hi

You can create a new BaseClass that implements the IMultiTenant, and use it as the base class for all entities.

MultiTenantEntity and MultiTenantAggregateRoot