I'm not sure whether this feature request belongs to ASP.NET Boilerplate repository or ASPNETZERO repository, that's why i post it here first.
Feature Request: I would like to have the possibilty to create private editions in ASPNETZERO.
Reason: Right now I can create multiple editions and everybody can see them and also subscribe to one of them. If I need to change some features for a certain tenant I can do so by simply editing the features of the particular tenant in tenant-management. So far, so good. If a tenant requests some sort of feature upgrade and is also willing to pay a little more for it, I would have to create a new edition in order to adapt pricing. But this new edition will be available to everybody, which I propably don't want (maybe just because there would be too many editions available with only tiny differences). Having private editions - which are not visible to the public - could be a solution to this use case, I think.
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That is a very important request.
I know this possibility from other products. However, it is often regulated differently. Mostly there is the possibility to define addons. You then book the addons to the actual edition.
This addon can be private or public and also overlay or extend properties of the edition. Additionally an addon can be assigned several times. Each addon is assigned a price which is then added to the edition price.
For example an addon can be 10 Gb more memory. Now you can assign the tenant 2 times the addon then he has 20 Gb or even a new addon with 20 Gb.
I think that with the addons would make more sense here. You could select all the features you assign to an edition as an addon and the editions would still be nicely separated. You would also have a better overview of what you have additionally assigned to whom.
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@FlexSolution that would be even better : ) Thanks for your comment!
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Thanks for sharing this. We will evaluate this with the team and let you know. Seems a good candidate for a new feature :).
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That's great news @ismcagdas : ) Thanks!
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This is tracked internally by the AspNet Zero team.
