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By default the aspnet tables use string as the PK. Here are two ref on how to change that.
I want to eventually support login with either a username or email but not right now due to lack of time, once you add a Username field, you have to
So for right now just use email and fill the UserName column with email. In future I can use username login on other apps.
Should I add the following properties to Role table
This is done in BlogController Setup post. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42471866/how-to-create-roles-in-asp-net-core-and-assign-them-to-users
Based on my research there is no easy way to support multiple database vendors with migration.
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#37 Delete migrations to start over.
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#37 Upgraded Identity on table name change, added properties, updated…
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… setup, switched to use UserId instead of UserName on Post.
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Use int PK for all tables (done)
By default the aspnet tables use string as the PK. Here are two ref on how to change that.
Rename table names (done)
AspNetRoles -> Fan_Roles
Decide on name and email when sign up and login (not right now)
I want to eventually support login with either a username or email but not right now due to lack of time, once you add a Username field, you have to
So for right now just use email and fill the UserName column with email. In future I can use username login on other apps.
Add default "Admin" Role during blog setup (done)
Should I add the following properties to Role table
This is done in BlogController Setup post.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42471866/how-to-create-roles-in-asp-net-core-and-assign-them-to-users
Decide whether to keep Migrations as part of my repo (done)
Based on my research there is no easy way to support multiple database vendors with migration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: