damienbod

@jlewis666 thanks for reporting, I would need to look into this, no idea why

@kimmokantojarvi thanks! merged I'll release with version 1.0.5, probably at the weekend

@kimmokantojarvi just wondering about docs here, maybe a simple example in the repo would be cool showing this feature. Would you be interested?

@kimmokantojarvi Thanks! In this repo would be cool. Examples using: https://github.com/damienbod/AspNetCoreCertificates/tree/master/examplesUsingCertificateAuthentication (I'll rename this to /examplesUsingCertificates) Or creating: https://github.com/damienbod/AspNetCoreCertificates/tree/master/src Greetings Damien

Can't see anything wrong here, can you compare to the tests or examples? Greetings Damien

Hi @BillBaird thanks for your feedback. I would love to get this support this, get this to work on OSX, problem is, I have no idea about OSX. I will...

Feature request: Request new access token instead of throwing exception See https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-identity-web/issues/588 for details of setup. It would really help if this (default in-memory cache with API requests) worked after...

@jmprieur Thanks for your answer :) Now Im confused. At the moment when I run the application for the first time everything works fine. I use in-memory cache. When I...

@nphmuller @JamesNK I could add an example for this if you want. I have an example here: https://damienbod.com/2019/03/06/security-experiments-with-grpc-and-asp-net-core-3-0/ Question is, why username/password? This has nothing to do with the API...

I think extension packages like the loggers do it would be a better solution.