#Asp.net identity ef identityuser migration command series#
This is going to be the last post in this series for now. Now open your nuget package manager from tools option. In this post we moved our identity server configuration as well as our user Identity to a SQL Server database. A simple step to get started is to Search for IdentityUser in the entire solution with Visual Studio and to replace it with Application User. When using the default MVC project with scaffolded identity and SQL Server, dotnet will automatically create the first migration for us. To learn more about Entity Framework migrations, check out our previous article on the topic. You may view the complete project on GitHub. Now that Entity Framework is configured, we can move forward with creating the migration. The advantage that we get from persisting configuration to a database is that we won’t need to restart the application everytime we make a configuration change. It works all fine so far and im able to add migrations and persist data in the database. We are done! You may run the Server project and see your SQL Server database tables being populated with the identity server configuration. 42 I have a ASP.NET5 MVC application using EF7.
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