You could always just create a .net core project to do your generation, then move your files to your other project. Little more complicated, but then you have full control of what you want to pull over. I personally dont like the way it changes files automatically since our files are heavily modified and refactored. But we dont use the tool, we use T4s.
You rebuild all the files. Or upgrade to v5.4,looks like they made some preconfigured themes.
You can create accounts that require password changes on next login. But you basically create the account for them though, they can edit thing after.
Let me know what you find out. I know at some point Ill need to go down the same path. The whole azure landscape is vast though and becomes quicksand super fast lol.
You will need some kind of push notification system. We were looking at doing this: <a class="postlink" href="https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/xamarin-forms/data-cloud/push-notifications/azure">https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamari ... ions/azure</a>
Note: this is just one piece, you would need another trigger to do the query to tell the hub to send it, and to whom or what subscription group.
EF Migrations dont move existing data. I have no idea what you're trying to do, you want 1 db but still two websites? Personally we would make a new project and move the code from both apps into the new one to keep it contained, or just move the stuff from core 1.0 into the newer 2.0 project. Create new migrations, but you will need to manually move the data over.
I assume they want to expire the token after its been issued, which I dont believe there is a way w/out making a table of tokens and validating them there.
Just create an end point and allow anonymous access
Whats the query you are trying to run?
I dont think you can. The template support wont do what you need it to do currently.