Role Based Authorization With Identity and ASP.NET Core Web API

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Another best Tutorial! Thanks!

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[@Tamer_Ali]

Thanks a lot for the video I hope you take about Permissions and Access Control

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[@CodeMaze]

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[@anilanandachakrabortty1416]

Also, can you please make a video on dynamic roles for role based authorization and how to mapped that dynamic role value in the controller method?

[@CodeMaze]

Interesting suggestion. I will see what I can do about that. Thanks for that.

[@shahryarsaljoughi6073]

Thank you, perfect as always. It would be good if you could elaborate more on Role required properties as you initialized them. The original source code of RoleManager does a bit of complex logic for validation before setting those properties. I'm afraid I may break something if i use the constructor in despite of the common usage of RoleManager for creating roles. Is it possible to inject and use the RoleManager within the entity configuration?

[@CodeMaze]

Hi. Thanks for the kind words. To be honest, I never dived deep into the implementation - I love the abstraction as is :) It is a service, and can be injected as a service inside any class. Now, I didn't need it inside the entity configuration class, so you have to try that.

[@philipquarles4679]

I am using VS 2022. I opened the PMC and entered: "Add-migration IdentityRoles" . The PMC displayed the following error: The INSERT statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint "FK_AspNetUserRoles_AspNetUsers_UserId". The conflict occurred in database "IdentityYT", table "dbo.AspNetUsers", column 'Id'. The statement has been terminated. I inspected the ASP tables created by the migration. The AspRoles table has two roles (Visitor and Admin). None of the other ASP tables have any data. What am I missing? Thank you for your help

[@CodeMaze]

I am not sure, but based on the error message it means that you have users with different Ids, maybe in migratin files, and EF Core can't refernce those tables using FKs. Probably the UserRolePopulated migration file is trying to insert different user ids. Maybe, as you said, you don't have any users created, so you need to create one and use the id inside the UserROlePOpulated migration script. This is my solution based on the migration scripts I provided with the source code.