Great content thank you. Please note that you don't need a database to create EF migrations (i.e. dotnet ef migrations add blahbla) b/c it doesn't really compare against database but to the snapshot file, however you need a database for when you apply the migrations (i.e. dotnet ef database update)
do you think you could do one where you use identity framework and a shared database I am really struggling to set that up and I haven't found any videos outlining how its done
It's really helpful, thank you!
You're welcome!
Great content thank you. Please note that you don't need a database to create EF migrations (i.e. dotnet ef migrations add blahbla) b/c it doesn't really compare against database but to the snapshot file, however you need a database for when you apply the migrations (i.e. dotnet ef database update)
Thanks for the heads up!
do you think you could do one where you use identity framework and a shared database I am really struggling to set that up and I haven't found any videos outlining how its done
Many thanks for your feedback, that is definitely a topic that I will consider in the future.
If you didn't use *example.local in the self-signed certificate, would it still work with *local?
Typically a certificate with * plus a top-level domain is not allowed: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildcard_certificate.
which app is being used for this?
I use JetBrains Rider as the IDE in this video.