ASP.NET Core EF Identity and Azure B2C?

Entity framework Core with Identity and ASP.NET Core RC2 not creating user in database

Check the result of ..._userManager.createAsync.... ...var result = await _userManager.CreateAsync(user, "P@SSWORD"); if (!result.Succeeded) { // something went wrong, inspect the errors } ...You'll most likely find a required property on your ...IdentityUser... is missing or the password is not valid.

Deploying ASP.NET Core with EF migrations to Azure

I reached out to someone on the team, and it looks like this is a known issue that will be fixed in VS "15". Until then, you can download ...the latest version of publish-module.psm1... which includes the fix.

Can I safely use the non-generic DbContextOptions in ASP.NET Core and EF Core?

I'd like to use the non-generic type, because in my design I have an abstract context, and that doesn't play well with the DI container....That plays just fine with the DI container. It only looks at the most-derived type, the type it's trying to instantiate. The fact that there's a base class somewhere in between is not relevant....Note that while...

EF Core migrations using asp.net core, SQL Server and Docker yields dotnet SDK error

microsoft/aspnetcore:1.1.0... your are using is based on ...microsoft/dotnet:1.1.0-runtime.... It contains only .NET Core runtime, not SDK. To execute commands like ...run..., ...ef... and other tools - you need ...one of ...sdk...-based images

Reconfigure dependencies when Integration testing ASP.NET Core Web API and EF Core

@ilya-chumakov's answer is awesome. I just would like to add one more option...3. Use ConfigureTestServices method from WebHostBuilderExtensions....The method ConfigureTestServices is available in the Microsoft.AspNetCore.TestHost version 2.1(on 20.05.2018 it is RC1-final). And it lets us override existing registrations with mocks....The code:..._s...

Entity framework Core with Identity and ASP.NET Core 1.1 Seeding

Archer, to seed data to a database in ASP.NET core you should first create a class, you could call this DbInitializer, and it should look something like this....public static class DbInitializer { public async static void InitializeAync(ApplicationDbContext context, UserManager<ApplicationUser> userManager, RoleManager<IdentityRole> roleManager...

Different user types with ASP.NET Core 1.1 Identity and Entity Framework Core

You shouldn't create different tables for each user type you have. You should create roles and assign that roles to a user. For example create a role student and a role teacher and assign them acording to your needs....So I would say what you've done isn't a good design....When you need to save additional values for a student/teacher than I would d...

Retrieving multiple users including their roles with EF Core using ASP.NET Identity

I just ran into this issue the other day. I found a few resources that said I should establish relationships and set up props in the ...ApplicationUser... object, but I did not want to go down that route. I ended up just using a LINQ query expression to build the data I needed....var usersWithRoles = ( from u in _db.Users select new { Id ...

How to map columns in Custom model to Identity model in ASP.NET Core Identity

Add ...[Column()]... annotations to change the default column name:...public class MyRole: IdentityRole<int> { [Column("RoleId")] public override int Id { get; set; } [Column("RoleName")] public override string Name { get; set; } } ...To reuse the old table ...MyRoles..., custom the ...OnModelCreating(builder)... method:...public c...

How to seed ASP.NET Core Identity users as part of EF Migrations

I think the problem here is that your front-end is expecting username to be an email address rather than the simple "admin" you have. Try changing your app user to:...var appUser = new ApplicationUser { UserName = "admin@contoso.com", Email = "admin@contoso.com", NormalizedUserName = "ADMIN@CONTOSO.COM", Normaliz...