merijndejonge
merijndejonge
@lupomontero any chance you'll merge the pull request of @tasinet soon?
We created an application that supports multiple identities. This seems to work pretty well. A user signs in as Foo at our single instance of identity server and then can...
See also https://github.com/DuendeSoftware/Support/issues/593: On top of the Microsoft cookie authentication handler extension points I've created my own session cookie that holds a collection of authentication tickets, one for each session....
This addresses issue #53761
There it is: https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/issues/53765
let's wait for the team to improve it first then ;-)
/azp run
Any thoughts on this?
This is how I now solved it. A bit clumsy, but it makes the code more DI-compliant until the library itself is improved: ```c# public class DiDomainParser(IRuleProvider ruleProvider, IDomainNormalizer? domainNormalizer...
It requires that a rule provider including dependencies are all registered as singleton services. Why would you want to pose such a strong requirement on a rule provider?