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Thanks for you support, it seams it is server issue not application issue

Thanks for support, it is working.

I went with second option and have implement, ErrorInfoBuilder and IExceptionToErrorInfoConverter

https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/blob/dev/src/Abp.Web.Common/Web/Models/ErrorInfoBuilder.cs https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/blob/dev/src/Abp.Web.Common/Web/Models/DefaultErrorInfoConverter.cs

Then inject it to CoreModule

Configuration.ReplaceService<IErrorInfoBuilder, DefaultErrorInfoBuilder>();

Thanks Musa

However the link you have sent is same as the upload document in the framwork, not the one as in the demo online Please check the image below

try Update-database -context "{Context calss name}"

You are correct,

I have changed abp.auth.hasPermission('{{NP_OneToMany_Permission_Value_Here}}') in index js file to valid value and it works

Regards

We just need it for a few APIs, as these APIs are used by specific client system as integration points. and this client require us to change the error format. i know the client should change it, however we are enforced by the customer to change it from our side

Thanks, it is clear now.

we asked the developers to add this line while there are working on any js file, and remove it once finished.

Thanks for the link, it is very helpfull.

However i still have an issue.

I have another aspnetzero older project with visual studio 2017 and aspnetzero v6.3. where when editing any js file, i don't have to minify the file during development. any changes on the js file will be seen in browser directlly.

Now in visual studio 2019 with latest aspnetzero version, i have to update the min.js file on every edit on js file during development. or run " npm run create-bundles"

My question, can i have the old senario? where i can see the js file updates with the need to minify the file on development.

Thanks ismcagdas

Hi @ismcagdas,

Seems this is the only solution that supported by entity framwork

Thanks for your support