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Spent the whole day chasing down dependencies. No end in sight.

Has anyone seen this error? Attached is a screenshot.

Swagger.json returns a 500 internal server error.

I'm wondering if Tenant ID is necessary on child objects AND if omitting can improve performance.

Let's say I have an Order which has a child list of Order Items. An Order obviously has a tenant id. But an Order Item cannot exist without an order, so does it need a tenant id? Probably not, but is there any risk omitting it? Is there any advantage omitting it? Any thoughts at all?

I'm a little confused on how I should approach this.

Let's say I have an event that always happens on Sunday. The user makes a request to get the date of the next event. The server calculates the date by getting the date of next Sunday. The date even comes back to the client correctly. However, the angular date filter converts it to local time, which for me is Saturday.

This brings up another question. Let's say I am creating a time entry in my local time zone and I'm trying to communicate when the entry was actually created in my local time zone. In other words, I want them to know the event happened at 7:00 AM my time.

What is the best way to handle date times?

I have an IApplicationService that does some work. I want to notify users that the work has completed. For example, content has been updated.

Now, I was going to inject my own NotificationProvider into my app service and send a message to users within the same organization.

My understanding is that if I publish a notification it will get sent to everyone who has subscribed. But if I explicitly publish a notification to a user, they will get it whether they subscribed or not. Is this correct?

What would be the best way to publish a notification to users that have subscribed that are also in the same organization.? Oh, and also have permissions to get that notification?