Hmm It might be interesting to keep stuff around if we think about converting to multi-tenancy later, thanks for pointing that!
About the seed data, and other DB stuff, should I change any code to always be related to tenant 1 (default)? For example the languages. Or should I keep tenant id null?
I would like to know what can be/should be removed/changed in the application when working in a single tenant app, if I should remove anything at all.
For example, I see we have EditionManager, TenantManager. Seed data also has stuff for host/tenant (languages and settings for host).
The reason I am asking is that I don't want to keep anything that I won't ever be using inside the application/database. This can raise questions later on like: Why do we have this thing here? Can we remove? Will it break anything?
Can you clarify on this subject please?
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Hello Guys!
I've been reading about ASP.NET Boilerplate in the past few weeks and it's an amazing framework but I fail to understand how to use SettingsManager for Users. I mean how do I decide if I should put something from Users table in the settings manager? To make it more clear if you look at the example in the documentation we have "SiteColorPreference". How do I know or what makes you decide if it goes on Users table or SettingsManager?
Thank you.