Development servers have the issue they behave not exactly as applications under IIS (e.g. app pool identity has less access than process running under current user). That's why I like to run asp.net core applications under IIS in development as well, because potentially issues due to less rights of the app pool identity will show up immediately.
Development servers have the issue they behave not exactly as applications under IIS (e.g. app pool identity has less access than process running under current user). That's why I like to run asp.net core applications under IIS in development as well, because potentially issues due to less rights of the app pool identity will show up immediately.