Daniel Roth danroth27

Title

A short description of the bug that becomes the issue title
e.g. Long polling transport tries reconnecting forever when ping succeeds but poll request fails*

Functional impact

Does the bug result in any actual functional issue, if so, what?
e.g. If poll request starts working again, it recovers. Otherwise, it sends many requests per sec to the servr.

Minimal repro steps

What is the smallest, simplest set of steps to reproduce the issue. If needed, provide a project that demonstrates the issue.

ASP.NET Core Identity with Application Tokens

Problem statement

Migrating ASP.NET Core apps that use ASP.NET Core Identity for authentication to Azure AD B2C is difficult:

The app is not setup to use OIDC for authentication
The identity model, views, and controllers are intermingled with the application code
The app data is tied up with the IdentityDbContext

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