[Request] Add a command-line option to generate *all* "Identity" files
See original GitHub issueSee https://github.com/aspnet/Docs/issues/8443.
Adding an option such as --allFiles
that generated all files in the “Identity” generator (and updating the relevant doc page) would make this easy for dotnet
CLI users.
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@Phrohdoh @Rick-Anderson There isn’t an explicit flag for selecting all files, but it is possible to scaffold all identity files without listing them. This is accomplished by not specifying the --files flag, and also not specifying the --useDefaultUI flag.
@Phrohdoh a PR would be much appreciated.