Hello all,

I think I found a bug in NHibernate.

That is not easy to explain by words. It's better to build a little bit application with the issue.

How could I tell NHibernate's developers?

How that can be done?

You may create a new issue in the NHibernate JIRA (http://jira.nhibernate.org/).

It would be ideal if you could create the application in the form of an NUnit test directly in the NHibernate source:

• Assuming you are running SQL Server on your local machine, create a database named "nhibernate" on it.
• Check out the NHibernate source from its Subversion repository (https://nhibernate.svn.sourceforge.net/ ... nhibernate)
• Run nant to do an initial compilation -- very important
• Open the NHibernate.Everything-2.0.sln solution
• Add a test in the NHibernate.Test project under the NHSpecificTest folder. You may model your test by looking at some other tests that are already there.
• Open the project properties of the NHibernate.Test project and go to the Debug tab
• Choose Start external program and enter the path to nunit-gui.exe (or nunit.exe if you are using NUnit 2.4)
• Enter "NHibernate.Test.dll" as the Command line arguments
• Run or Debug the NHibernate.Test project and NUnit should automatically fires up

With this, you don't have to include any database DDL scripts; NHibernate will take care of exporting the schema during testing and clean up.

[EDIT] I forgot something: assuming you are using TortoiseSVN, you can right-click on the working directory and choose "Create Patch" to create a patch. Then you can attach the patch in the JIRA issue.