* finished #6925
* augmented per @BrennanConroy
* fixed css link
* added method to hub
* added code from sample to file
* fixed user sample
* removed the email version of this sample
* removed last mention of the customization
* Minor edits
* added (and tested) claimtypes.email-supporting identity approach
* referencing code in sample instead of hard-typed
* fixed a dumb thing
* implemented all changes suggested by @tdykstra
* fixed suggestions from @scottaddie
* initial stab at the backgroundsevice article
* added actual text to the article summarizing and explaining the code
* fixed code comments
* fixed link
* fixed wording on startup
* Apply suggestions from code review
thanks for the great review, @scottaddie. way better now.
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* Apply suggestions from code review
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* implemented changes suggested by @davidfowl
* fixed misunderstood comment by @davidfowl
* implemented suggestions from @tdykstra and @davidfowl
* changes suggested by @scottaddie
* fixed blockquote
* Minor tweaks to note
* escaping to get the <T> back
* fixed date
* Razor Components: Get started topic update
Updates
* React to feedback
* Apply suggestions from code review
So much for colloquial style. 😄 lol (See what I have to go thru here, Dan. lol)
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From Matt Ward ...
> Unfortunately Visual Studio for Mac 7.7 does not support .NET Core 3.0. The bug here is that the New Project dialog shows 3.0 as a target framework - it should not be listed.
> More recent Visual Studio for Mac 8.0 versions should have support for .NET Core 3.0.
> New project templates need to be enabled in Visual Studio for Mac. New project templates available in the installed .NET Core sdk are not automatically available in the IDE. Right now Visual Studio on Windows has more project templates enabled than Visual Studio for Mac, such as the angular and react templates.
This came about because I attempted to use the 3.0 Preview 2 SDK with VS for Mac 7.7.4 and it 💥.
Not sure if the last point will require another line in the prereqs here. I suspect that 8.0 with 3.0 will display the templates in VS normally. I think he's describing the state with 7.7 and 2.2.
AFAIK, there's no VS for Mac 8.0 Preview out yet.
Reference: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/444024/create-button-doesnt-create-new-project-for-30-pre.html
* owin updates
* update OData v4 Endpoint
* update 405 errors
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* ASP Visual Studio Updates
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* Update aspnet/aspnet/overview/web-development-best-practices/what-not-to-do-in-aspnet-and-what-to-do-instead.md
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* Update what-not-to-do-in-aspnet-and-what-to-do-instead.md
or higher > or later
* Update external-authentication-services.md
Remove ":" after Startup.Auth.cs and deleted commented out screenshot
* finished #6925
* augmented per @BrennanConroy
* fixed css link
* added method to hub
* added code from sample to file
* fixed user sample
* removed the email version of this sample
* removed last mention of the customization
* Minor edits
* added (and tested) claimtypes.email-supporting identity approach
* referencing code in sample instead of hard-typed
* fixed a dumb thing
* implemented all changes suggested by @tdykstra
* fixed suggestions from @scottaddie
* updated metadata
* Update ms.date
* tweaks implemented per @BrennanConroy
* Update heading
* 1385001, initial updates for User Story and .NET Template.
* 1385001, completed the updates requested in PR10667.
* 1385001, removed 'publish-to-azure.md' and all of its associated assets.
* 1385001, removed 'Publish to Azure' from the TOC.
* 1385001, fixed link to Azure article.
* 1385001, tried to fix link again.
* 1385001, aligned the rememaining tutorials so there's no indicatio that this series will teach you how to publish to Azure.
* 1385001, implimented peer review feedback.
* Apply suggestions from code review
Added SME feedback using Batch Commit.
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* Update enhancing-data-validation.md
* finished #6925
* augmented per @BrennanConroy
* fixed css link
* added method to hub
* added code from sample to file
* fixed user sample
* removed the email version of this sample
* removed last mention of the customization
* Minor edits