Okay thanks, I was running the command within Visual Studio terminal rather than ABP Studio, perhaps that is why it didn't update the file and I had to do it, but good to know.
Thank you, that was what I was checking, because when you run command manually (e.g. Studio not doing it during project creation) then it **doesn't **update that file and i had to do it manually before it would work
Yes, The studio will use same command to create pfx file.
But does it ALSO update it in the {projectname}Module.cs file as per my screenshot, or do I have to ensure passwords match!
Thank you.
And the answer to previous question (https://abp.io/qa/questions/8057/3a1587d3-eb12-80f2-269c-dc9b58199e4d) if certificate is created using command line? As I assume when studio working it does this bit automatically too?
Uploaded to Github private repo I think and invite sent - if you can remove both Saas and Openiddict from the project so I can see changes made
Thank you
Yes I found that article thanks and ran the command to generate the certificate,
My question was do I have to add the password I chose anywhere in the code e.g. in appsettings.production.json under DefaultPassPhrase, or is that a pass phrase for something else
hi
So are you saying that ABP Studio will eventually be improved so I can create project in first place without these modules included?
Yes.
any idea when that might happen, even if in a pre-release version so I can test creating project without the bits I don't need? just want to ensure it will do all I need before I consider purchasing it and preferably before end of my trial. Studio or CLI should allow creation of project without modules being included you don't want., e.g. Saas, OpenIddict etc. Thank you
related question
After creating the pfx file using below, do I also then need to ensure password I chose is added to DefaultPassPhrase section in appsettings.production.json?
Does it need to go anywhere else?
dotnet dev-certs https -v -ep openiddict.pfx -p {password_here}