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FSHTenantInfo Entity and Clean Framework
See original GitHub issueI know FSHTenantInfo entity is provided and used by a 3rd party package, but doesn’t it go kind of against the framework concept? Maybe having a replica of the ITenantInfo interface to define a Tenant entity in the domain layer and then convert that entity to the Finbuckle one when required? Just a thought … Maybe Finbuckle allows to specifiy a custom TenantInfo so it’s not necessary to use the ITenantInfo from it’s package.
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Yep roles and permissions are outside the scope of the application… In most cases this is totally at the edge… E.g. without the right permissions you won’t even hit the endpoint, so you will definitely not get into the application code… the application code is oblivious of roles or permissions (or even users for that matter)… just like with multitenancy.
Perhaps another way would be to make a mirror class for the user from the domain to the same identity table