This is not an issue with Sharp Architecture, it is an issue with Fluent Nhibernate. What version of FNH are you using?
I confirmed this is an issue with Fluent N2.0.694). Previously, a column-name mapping would give precedence to the FluentMappingOverrides, but the latest would give precedence to the Convention. I modified my convention to exclude the namespaces that contain the formula mappings and now it's Ok.
Public class OracleUnderscoredNamingConvention : IPropertyConvention { public void Apply(IPropertyInstance instance) { // Previously worked without this condition. If (Utils. WorkableDomainNamespaces.
Contains(instance.Property.PropertyType. Nam espace)) { instance. Column(OracleConventionSetter.
ApplyOracleNamingConventions(instanc e.Property. Name)); } } }.
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