What are common mistakes in the repository pattern?

What are common mistakes in the repository pattern?

Some common mistakes include not using interfaces, overloading the repository with too many responsibilities, and failing to handle exceptions properly.

Can you explain why using interfaces is important?

Using interfaces allows for better abstraction, easier testing, and the ability to swap out implementations without affecting the rest of the code.

What do you mean by overloading the repository?

Overloading occurs when a repository handles too many types of data or business logic, making it harder to maintain and test.

How can I avoid these mistakes?

To avoid these mistakes, keep your repositories focused on a single responsibility, use interfaces, and implement proper error handling.