Hi indiominerals
As shown in the screenshot below, the Swagger UI endpoint is set to /swagger. When you go to this url https://localhost:44302/swagger you will reach Swagger UI.
If you get an error here, it will be sufficient to specify it as Index [HttpGet] in the EntityChangesController. I created an issue for this problem, you can follow the changes here.
Hi Bernard
Have you tried listing without conditions? Does it still give the same result?
Hi indiominerals
Steps that can be taken:
Check the existence of files: Check whether the SubscriptionExpiringTenants files that may be the source of the error are in the correct place and name in the source directory.
Windows' maximum path length limit is 260 characters. If the roads are too long, you may encounter problems. Try moving your project to a directory with a shorter path. Or you can shorten the problematic file names, do not forget to change them in the relevant usage areas.
To clean temporary files in your project and reset the build process, go to Build > Clean Solution and Build > Rebuild Solution.
If the problem persists, you can try manually copying the relevant files from the source directory to the target directory.
If the problem still persists after following these steps, please do not hesitate to contact us again.
Hi @ESTeam
When creating an application in Azure, make sure to select "Single-page application (SPA)" as the application type. This is important because you are using an Angular application.
Additionally, in the Redirect URIs section, you need to add the endpoint where you are running the Angular part of your ASP.NET Zero application. The default URL is http://localhost:4200.
Hi @Sunflower
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Thank you.
Hi niengineering
Thank you for your feedback. We will evaluate the issues you have mentioned about performance improvements. We will create an issue to initiate a study on these issues.
You can follow the developments in this issue.
Hi alliance225
In which datatables.init.js file did you make this change? Finally, can you share the relevant location of the app-layout-libs.min.js file after using the yarn create-bundlescommand?
Hi, ricardo
The error you are encountering seems to be related to the gulp-uglify-es plugin trying to process a font file (dxicons.ttf) which it is not designed to handle.
Some steps to solve this problem:
Modify your gulpfile.js to exclude font files from being processed by the gulp-uglify-es plugin. You can use the gulp-ignore plugin to achieve this.
You can remove the 'devextreme/css/icons' folder in the bundles. As far as I can see the contents of this folder, files with '.ttf', '.woff', '.woof2' extensions are files that cannot be processed by gulp-uglify-es.
Hi ayoyusuf,
You can stay tuned to the relevant issue at https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-zero-core/issues/5225 for a blog post explaining how to switch between organization units and how to permanently store the organization unit in the session.
Hi @gekko
Can you try again after adding Clock.Provider = ClockProviders.Utc to the PreInitialize method in the *CoreModule in the *Core project?
