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EntityFramework persistence layer for IdentityServer3

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because the return type is Task, so we should return Task.FromResult(null) instead of null. Otherwise, null exception will be raised.

Summary of the changes (Less than 80 chars) - Add .AsNoTracking() method to all db read queries - Slight improvement to some select statements to only bring the data needed...

Improved performance of ConsentStore.StringifyScopes - Replaced current impl with extension method using StringBuilder - Added integration tests to demonstrate performance improvement #108

resolves #89 Use entity framework extended to run the token clean up process. This pevent the cleanup code pulling the data back before deleting it. Add an index to the...

We have a problem adding custom migrations to the DbContexts. Because of the ConfigureChildCollections() call in the constructor of BaseDbContext we are not able to add our migrations. The overridden...

Hello, I have had a look through the code base and I have found that when we read data from the database, there is no need for EF's change tracking,...

We are using EntityFramework persistence for IdentityServer3 tokens and I've noticed frequent queries for expired tokens against idsrv.Tokens that are in the form of: ``` exec sp_executesql N'SELECT [Extent1].[Key] AS...

enhancement

We are getting the following error when authenticating a client on IdentityServer on Mono: ``` 21:08 [ERR] () Unhandled exception System.InvalidOperationException: The 'Expiry' property on 'Token' could not be set...

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And also enable for updated.

enhancement

StringifyScopes currently uses a LINQ Aggregate to generate a concatenated, comma-separated list of strings for persistence in the EF model. When compared to a StringBuilder implementation this approach is both...

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