In ASP.NET Core 3.0 we've moved Identity UI to use the new static web assets feature introduced in 3.0. As part of this move there are a few API breaking changes to note.
Bootstrap4 is the default UI framework for Identity UI. (Bootstrap 3 has reached end of life and you should consider migrating to a supported version).
Selecting the framework is done by using the IdentityUIFrameworkVersion property in your project file.
The AddIdentityUI overload that takes a UIFramework parameter has been removed. If you are using Bootstrap4, simply call AddIdentityUI(). If you are using Bootstrap3, additionally add the following line to your project file inside a PropertyGroup.
In ASP.NET Core 3.0 we've moved Identity UI to use the new static web assets feature introduced in 3.0. As part of this move there are a few API breaking changes to note.
Bootstrap4 is the default UI framework for Identity UI. (Bootstrap 3 has reached end of life and you should consider migrating to a supported version).
Selecting the framework is done by using the
IdentityUIFrameworkVersion
property in your project file.The
AddIdentityUI
overload that takes aUIFramework
parameter has been removed. If you are using Bootstrap4, simply callAddIdentityUI()
. If you are using Bootstrap3, additionally add the following line to your project file inside aPropertyGroup
.<IdentityUIFrameworkVersion>Bootstrap3</IdentityUIFrameworkVersion>
[This announcement has been migrated to: dotnet/docs#14959]