The title says it all, I have spent 2 days trying to rework code to use an approach other than an identity based db approach, and frankly wouldn't wish it on anyone.
There is simply not enough serious examples to provide guidance, and the documentation there is 5% of what it needs to be with the policies, claims, attributes etc that are baked in. Even after I dig through the source code, the results I am left with feel more like hacks than designed approaches, and thats a pitty.
I have used this project on and off since 8.0, and while I love the features, the entire auth context has become a technical debt I cant justify to others anymore.
Alternatively if maintaining the documentation is to much work give me the option where exactly 0 auth is baked in, and we can implement ourselves.
The title says it all, I have spent 2 days trying to rework code to use an approach other than an identity based db approach, and frankly wouldn't wish it on anyone.
There is simply not enough serious examples to provide guidance, and the documentation there is 5% of what it needs to be with the policies, claims, attributes etc that are baked in. Even after I dig through the source code, the results I am left with feel more like hacks than designed approaches, and thats a pitty.
I have used this project on and off since 8.0, and while I love the features, the entire auth context has become a technical debt I cant justify to others anymore.
Alternatively if maintaining the documentation is to much work give me the option where exactly 0 auth is baked in, and we can implement ourselves.