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Related to #79, I found while refactoring that ASP.NET Core Identity is pretty coupled with the admin services and controllers. I'm wondering, is Identity a hard requirement for the Admin UI, or could it be imaginable, from a design point of view, to have an Admin UI app without Identity. If so, what would it look like? Would there be fewer features, unavailable pages, etc?
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I will create a flag in dotnet new template for excluding Identity, but currently it is a requirement.
During instalation will be exluding all projects related to Identity, views and controllers. It will be necessary to create new instance of STS without Identity as well - with in-memory users?
Related to #79, I found while refactoring that ASP.NET Core Identity is pretty coupled with the admin services and controllers. I'm wondering, is Identity a hard requirement for the Admin UI, or could it be imaginable, from a design point of view, to have an Admin UI app without Identity. If so, what would it look like? Would there be fewer features, unavailable pages, etc?
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