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Some context of my issue over here. The short of it, is that it seems I cannot SignIn() a user if the principal does not contain the name claim even if the principal has been specified to use a different claim type as the name claim.
In my case I would like to use the "preferred_username" as the principals name. I am pretty sure that the claims principal has the claim type of where the name came from as well, so this wouldn't be too much of a fuss to do. Could something like checking for the name claim type rather than just doing a blanket check on the claim type "name" like it is now? The LOC in question is here
Thanks.
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Some context of my issue over here. The short of it, is that it seems I cannot
SignIn()
a user if the principal does not contain the name claim even if the principal has been specified to use a different claim type as the name claim.In my case I would like to use the "preferred_username" as the principals name. I am pretty sure that the claims principal has the claim type of where the name came from as well, so this wouldn't be too much of a fuss to do. Could something like checking for the name claim type rather than just doing a blanket check on the claim type "name" like it is now? The LOC in question is here
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: