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There's a new way to perform deletes with EF. And you missed it.

You no longer need to fetch entities first.

Use the new ExecuteDeleteAsync method after a Where clause that specifies the entities to delete.

It will not do any change tracking and no need to call SaveChanges.

Will generate this SQL statement:

DELETE FROM Games WHERE Id = @id

There's also a new ExecuteUpdate method for efficient updates that follows the same idea.

They both showed up in EF Core 7.0.

Simple, shorter and runs very efficient!