check out https://stackoverflow.com/a/46062496/1767482
it seems like you have a permission problem. (not related to ABP)
you can follow the steps:
Step 1: uninstalling angular/cli and nodejs as administrator. Step 2: Delete folders from% appdata% (npm, npm-cache) Step 3: delete "nodejs" folder from Programs and Files Step 4: Reboot Step 5 Reintall lastest version node (not as administrator) Setp 6: Install angular/cli (not as administrator)
you can create a new question because. this is a closed question and other subscribers of this question gets your notification
@jhan I forgot to tell you that you first need to install the ABP CLI.
Run this first to install it
dotnet tool install --global Volo.Abp.Cli
On the other hand, copying the license file and session file is easier. Copy these 2 files from your computer to your Docker container:
%UserProfile%\.\AppData\Local\Temp\AbpLicense.bin
%UserProfile%\.abp\cli\access-token.bin
@jhan you should also be logging in via ABP CLI in the docker container. If the second solution doesn't work for you try to add this to your docker yaml.
abp login <username> -p <password>
@alexander did you solve it now?
AppUser is not in the module template because the user entity is in the application template. The modules shouldn't depend on the user entity in the app template. It's a bad practise. you are coupling main application and module. if you need a user in your module, you need to create a new user (duplicate the main user) for your module and sync it with the main app.
that's more clear now. let us check it. @yekalkan can you check that pls?
it'll be implemented in the next versions.
@nowayja Suite doesn't support Blazor module code generation. sorry!
it's weird.
when you write user it must be filtered to AppUser
