@talha move all entities to your-solution-root-direcroty\.suite\entities. I know you don't have a .suite folder in your solution's root directory. Just create .suite\entities folders in your solution's root directory.
after moving all your entities, delete this folder
1- see this document https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Entity-Framework-Core-Other-DBMS 2- also I advice you to update your project to v3.2.1
you canuse MongoDB with the EF Core provider.
actually there's no practical way of this :(
the only way is removing the [Authorize] attribute from Application Services.
If you want to guard some specific Web API actions, you can also put the [Authorize] attribute to your service methods .
@talha in the new version (v3.2.X) there shouldn't be files under %UserProfile%\.abp\suite\solutions\{solution-id}\entities\.
So the new location for entity files are in your solution folder. This is done because we wanted to include entity json files to the source-code system.
Find your entities in your-solution-root-direcroty\.suite\entities
hi,
please add "AbpLicenseCode": "xxxxxxxx" to your appsettings.json file
We'll add this in the next release
check that you have your entitites in the following directory
%UserProfile%\.abp\suite\solutions\{solution-id}\entities\
you can copy your entities from that folder to the following folder
your-solution-root-direcroty\.suite\entities
hi Chris, I reproduced the issue
Volo.Abp.AspNetCore.Mvc.UI.Theme.Shared.Demo project is missing on NuGet. We'll add this in v3.3.0
See the commit for that https://github.com/abpframework/abp/commit/0242db8d076e889513f95a293d48857a9a120fd6
Not to block you now, I'm sending the related DLL https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i8MvNX2kVAeeOIgPwAsQ5vTLy1_Udszb/view?usp=sharing
ok I reproduced it using private window
