[release/8.0] Stop using case-insensitive comparisons for indexed properties (#32899) #32919
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Fixes #32898 Note that we didn't change what we do in the update pipeline, which appears to already be using provider values.
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Port of #32899
Fixes #32898
Description
EF8 contained a small enhancement to match SQL Server defaults and do case-insensitive comparisons by default. This change also included properties with indexes, which was a mistake.
Customer impact
Customers get incorrect change detection, resulting in possible corrupted data, on index properties.
How found
Customer reported on 8.
Regression
Yes, from 7.
Testing
Tests added.
Risk
Low. Quirked.