Any sample of core 2.0 implementation?

[Mech0z]

Can see the sample linked is more than 1 year old, do you have an updated version based on the new code?

[alextochetto]

I have the same problem when create a default aspnet core 2 project on VS 2017. By default the project uses Microsoft.AspNetCore.All and the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity conflict with Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.MongoDB
At aspnet core 1, does not have this problema.

Error Message: Error CS7069 Reference to type 'IdentityBuilder' claims it is defined in 'Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity', but it could not be found

[alextochetto]

I migrate the project to aspnetcore 2, using framework 4.6.1 and netstandard2.0
https://github.com/alextochetto/aspnetcore-identity-mongodb

[huzaynbolt]

@alextochetto Have how do you resolve the stated Issue, I have been battling with it for quite a while now, but have not been able to resolve it

[alextochetto]

Hi @huzaynbolt
I migrate the project to aspnetcore 2, using framework 4.6.1 and netstandard2.0
https://github.com/alextochetto/aspnetcore-identity-mongodb
try this one
at http://alextochetto.com/aspnet-core-2-autenticacao-de-usuario-no-mongodb/
there is an examplo of implementation, it´s in portuguese, but!!
regards

[huzaynbolt]

I tried it but am getting this error Unable to resolve service for type 'Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.UserManager`1[Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.IdentityUser]

[alextochetto]

@huzaynbolt you need to download this package https://github.com/alextochetto/aspnetcore-identity-mongodb
and add as a reference in the project.

[mykeels]

@alextochetto could you or @g0t4 host the updated package for dotnet core 2.0 on Nuget? It'll be really helpful.

[alextochetto]

Hi @mykeels sorry for my late, I was travelling!
I migrate the project to aspnetcore 2, using framework 4.6.1 and netstandard2.0
https://github.com/alextochetto/aspnetcore-identity-mongodb
try this one
at http://alextochetto.com/aspnet-core-2-autenticacao-de-usuario-no-mongodb/
there is an examplo of implementation, it´s in portuguese, but!!
you need to download this package https://github.com/alextochetto/aspnetcore-identity-mongodb
and add as a reference in the project because I don´t have permittion to publish at NuGet because the package has "Microsoft" in it´s name.

[GODBS]

I have the same issue
Error Message: Error CS7069 Reference to type 'IdentityBuilder' claims it is defined in 'Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity', but it could not be found

[alextochetto]

@GODBS
I migrate the project to aspnetcore 2, using framework 4.6.1 and netstandard2.0
https://github.com/alextochetto/aspnetcore-identity-mongodb
try this one
at http://alextochetto.com/aspnet-core-2-autenticacao-de-usuario-no-mongodb/
there is an examplo of implementation, it´s in portuguese, but!!
you need to download this package https://github.com/alextochetto/aspnetcore-identity-mongodb
and add as a reference in the project because I don´t have permittion to publish at NuGet because the package has "Microsoft" in it´s name.

[rhlrajput]

@alextochetto Tried on mac, but no success. I read ur blog can you elaborate more what needs to be done? I have same issue.

[alextochetto]

Hi @rhlrajput I'll try on mac

[alextochetto]

@rhlrajput I update the solution, and now it's working on mac too.

[matteofabbri]

Hi guys, after struggling to make it work core 2, i ended to write from scratch a new version for that framework.
I would like to know what you thing about it

https://github.com/matteofabbri/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.Mongo

[alextochetto]

Hi @matteofabbri I already did it, look at:
https://github.com/alextochetto/aspnetcore-identity-mongodb

[matteofabbri]

@alextochetto i checked it out and it looks great, it includes a lot of stuff that i missed in my implementation but is really buggy, it drove me crazy to use it in my website.
Some stuff that i noticed: claims are apparently ignored, maybe i'm doing something wrong i don't know, role name and normalized name are confused.

Example:

• Assign the role "blog" to a user
• [Authorize(Roles = "blog")] doesn't work
• [Authorize(Roles = "BLOG")] works

I'm gonna try to find the time to investigate and fix those problem

[habyphael]

@alextochetto The solution worked like magic. Thanks

[Tagman]

@matteofabbri thank you aswell. Your implementation worked out in the end for me.

[david-ae]

@alextochetto The solution worked for me. Thanks a lot.