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jscarle merged 1 commit into from
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Use built-in AllowAnonymous attribute #13

jscarle merged 1 commit into from
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@jscarle jscarle commented Nov 15, 2025

Summary

  • update the generator to reference the framework-provided AllowAnonymousAttribute instead of emitting a custom copy
  • ensure the test scaffolding and lab sample import Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization so [AllowAnonymous] resolves to the built-in attribute

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  • dotnet test --nologo

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@jscarle jscarle merged commit be9a365 into develop Nov 15, 2025
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@jscarle jscarle deleted the feature/codex-remove-custom-allowanonymousattribute-implementation branch November 15, 2025 20:44
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