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Yes, that is something that still needs to be done manually... we could make it an applicationsetting "rootTenantIssuer" maybe? So you don't have to go diving into the database (for other tenants then the root tenant, you should be able to change it via the api/ui once that's implemented). I have the client working as well... will do the docs soon... I see you've made yourself already quite familiar with it. If you would like to start the docs already, sure go ahead ;-) I just don't know yet when I will find the time for it... |
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Hi, in this feature we will be able to use jwt + azure add simultaneously ? OR only one of them? |
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@fretje - Azure AD Auth seems to be working - however I had to edit the existing record for the
dbo.Tenant.Issuerafter this warning appeared when running the API:So after updating that record manually with the issuer value:

The WASM app ran ok and logged me in - :-)
PS: had to use a SPA platform configuration (web did not work for me) with a return URL of:
https://localhost:5002/authentication/login-callbackAll reactions