- ABP Framework version: v8.3.2
- UI Type: Angular
- Database System: EF Core (SQL Server)
- Tiered (for MVC) or Auth Server Separated (for Angular): no
As I'm using dynamic claims, on the backend I can see that CurrentUser service is getting updated if I change the role of the current user.
on the frontend, if I call authService.refreshToken() the access token gets updated too.
but, this.config.getOne$('currentUser').subscribe((currentUser) => { } DOES NOT get reflected with the latest role for the current user.
how can I access the dynamic claim changes on the frontend for the currentuser
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hi
You can try to inject the
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Hi, I have the following method that I'm using to test the dynamic claims
as you can see I'm changing the role of the current user on the backend.
if I return the first line with CurrentUser.Roles, it still shows old roles, (this means CurrentUser service is not updating with latest data)
but if I return the second line then it return the new roles
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hi
but if I return the second line then it return the new roles
Yes. This is the default behavior.
The
CurrentUservalues from HttContext.User.You can
Changing the Current Principalhttps://abp.io/docs/latest/framework/infrastructure/current-user#changing-the-current-principal
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lets say If I don't want to change the Current Principal, but the other approach I'm taking to change the role of the user.
is it right approach or is there any better way to solve it.
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hi
You can get
rolesfromuserinstead ofCurrentUser.The
CurrentUservalues fromHttContext.User. -
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hi,
so far what I have understood is that. if I wanna change the role of the current user (dynamic claim) so I should stick with IdentityUserManager to change the role of the current user, but for other purpose I can use CurrentUser service to read some data about user.
because in my implementation, all I wanna do change the role of the current user based on some conditions.
am I correct ?
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hi
You should get the
user, user rolesfromUserManagerbased on theCurrentUser.Idvar user = await _identityUserManager.GetByIdAsync(CurrentUser.GetId());Then check the
user rolesto add your logic. For example, you could add or remove a role from theuser.if you want to return a string message. you can get it from
userentity instead ofCurrentUser.the
userentity has a higher priority than theCurrentUser.
In short, the
CurrentUseris used to get theuserentity. -
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thank you for explaining this,
from this, what I understood is that, I should always use _identityUserManager to change any dynamic claim for the current user.
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Yes. Correct. : )
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Hi,
isGranted variable doesn't relfect the latest value when role is updated in this method before get to this line,
but in the next call, isGranted has the expected value and working fine.
so when role is changed, the associated permission of the role doesn't reflect in the same call.
