Joel Mitchell
Joel Mitchell
In reference to #199, at a basic level we should be able to allow additional auth providers so that developers can wire up non-cookie auth senarios how they please.
Cofoundry doesn't use the ASP.NET identity system because Cofoundry requires some additional features not available in ASP.NET identity (e.g. the ability to partition users across user areas). It is possible...
When working with multiple user areas, for example having a login protected members area which is set as the default auth schema, it can be confusing that you cannot access...
#156 details a requirement for an external auth provider. Typically in the past we have handled SSO using the Cofoundry user/auth primitives to provision an account for an externally authenticated...
The term "root entity" is used in both the UnstructuredDataDependency table and in the domain layer in `RootEntityMicroSummary`, given that these are both closely related I think we should look...
In the default template project, the HTML editor allows you to add an embedded video, however the HTML sanitizer strips the iframe from the output. HTML Sanitization always needs to...
When logged out of the admin panel (specifically while editing), it would be good to be able to do an in-context login modal so that data isn't lost by the...
ViewComponents are a replacement for child actions which we've used previously to encapsulate component logic in a page template that can't easily be done inline, e.g. listing of blog posts,...
Although it is possible to build your own search index using the messaging framework, it would be a big improvement to be able to query custom entities via different partitions....
It would be useful to have a single [NestedDataModel] attribute that would allow you to add a property with a single nested data model. I can't think of that many...