Companion item to #93 (.NET 8 back-end upgrade) since the .NET 8 back-end will not have Identity Server and token services and Open ID Connect.
Instead, it will use ASP.NET Identity and expose API endpoints for authentication (similar to the built-in ones described here but customized) and Microsoft ASP.NET Identity's custom opaque access token format (rather than JWTs). So UI application will handle login in its own Redux, and there is no dependency on any OpenID Connect libraries.
Companion item to #93 (.NET 8 back-end upgrade) since the .NET 8 back-end will not have Identity Server and token services and Open ID Connect. Instead, it will use ASP.NET Identity and expose API endpoints for authentication (similar to the built-in ones described here but customized) and Microsoft ASP.NET Identity's custom opaque access token format (rather than JWTs). So UI application will handle login in its own Redux, and there is no dependency on any OpenID Connect libraries.