David Thibault

@sfmskywalker Quick question: how would you go about securing Elsa's API controllers with a different policy from the rest of the controllers? Suppose I have an MVC app where I...

@sfmskywalker I managed to do it using this code: ```csharp public static IApplicationBuilder UseElsaApiAuthorization(this IApplicationBuilder app, string policyName) { return app.UseWhen(IsElsaApiRequest, x => x.Use(ApplyPolicy)); bool IsElsaApiRequest(HttpContext ctx) { var endpoint...

@therese-william that's right. The dashboard can still be accessed, but it will not work as it depends on the API. I did not investigate for a way to secure the...

I encountered the same issue. Adding `|local` to all my transitions worked for me (ie: `transition:fade|local`)

@ArmyOfNinjas I did not, sorry. I think Elsa should expose some more official way of doing this, as my code for API authorization is already somewhat of a hack.

Yeah, I really haven't been maintaining this properly since around 2012. I now just use the default dark theme in VS, so I'm relying on pull requests from users of...