What is the proper safe way to remove or disable the Multi-Tenancy feature?

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What is the proper safe way to remove or disable the Multi-Tenancy feature? #1033

Closed AbdallahR99 closed 2 months ago

AbdallahR99 commented 2 months ago

The Multi-Tenancy feature looks an extra complexly that's not required in my project and want to disable it from the entities and the configuration and so on as the rest of the blueprint is perfect for me

iammukeshm commented 2 months ago

I wouldnt remove MultiTenancy. Rather, it's better to have a single static tenant. Static Strategy is what I would go for. Refer https://www.finbuckle.com/MultiTenant/Docs/v7.0.2/Strategies. It would need a simple change.