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susan b buffering
Nov 14, 2016

Heroic Yoshimitsu posted:

This is probably a dumb question… can’t find a straight answer on it… can IdentityServer4 work with .Net6?

Yeah, we did that upgrade earlier this year. I think .NET 6 is the end of the road if you don't want to fork it or pay for the successor though.

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susan b buffering
Nov 14, 2016

Calidus posted:

Anyone run VS 2022 on Windows for ARM inside Parallels for Mac? Dell is ruining their XPS line and I am looking at other options.

just use Rider op

susan b buffering
Nov 14, 2016

Canine Blues Arooo posted:

I tried Rider for a bit, but it is missing a lot from VS. I still revisit it from time to time but their most recent redesign has put a nail in that. It looks like some stupid web idiot got to design productivity software. There is a hamburger menu in my IDE... No thanks...

You can switch the hamburger menu back to just being toolbars. On a Mac that menu isn't even a thing because of how macos handles toolbars.

For me and what I'm working on Rider's code analysis and refactoring tools are extremely useful. I'm somewhat fortunate in that we just have web services in .NET, so no winforms or anything to deal with (we do have an application with a desktop GUI, but it's built with power-builder :v:)

susan b buffering
Nov 14, 2016

I so wish we were doing the DB per tenant option. Right now we're migrating from an internal IDP to Okta, and as part of that change users will now be able to exist in multiple tenants (before this was not the case). Unfortunately, our application does a lot of "user impersonation" on the back-end when running user workflows to get the tenant context. This will obviously no longer work since users can exist in multiple tenants now. Fixing this is my job and it's a loving nightmare :suicide:

susan b buffering
Nov 14, 2016

epswing posted:

It'd be different for everyone, but what criteria is commonly used to set the TenantID in MyTenantIdentifier to "TenantA" or "TenantB" in an ASP.NET Core project (the currently logged in User? the subdomain?), and where is a reasonable place to store that information?

Our IDP just adds the tenant ID to the user's claims.

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