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henalbrod avatar henalbrod commented on September 14, 2024 2

Hi,

I have to apologize as I forgot to write the proper docs.

Short explanation:

The library is prefixing the permissions keys with "permission:" to avoid potential collisions.

Verbose Explanation:

Currently I'm experimenting by prefixing the permissions claims with a "permissions:" tag when setting the polices, ie:

services.AddAuthorization(options => {
    options.AddPolicy("[POLICY_NAME]", policy => policy.RequireClaim("permission:[permission_name]"));
});

In other words, for the "read:weather_forecast" permission name you'll need to say

policy.RequireClaim("permission:read:weather_forecast"));

If it is still confusing, then you can look here to find an example of claims utilization with server side Balzor's built-in authorization mechanisim.

Final Note: Looks like Auth0 is not including the role names when using its RBAC system, so currently The only method that I have managed to make work is via permission claims.

Please let me know if this helped, or if otherwise you're in need of further clarification.

Thanks.

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ITninja04 avatar ITninja04 commented on September 14, 2024 2

@Pegazux thanks so much for the quick response! Again, you're a rock star! That fixed the issue and we're good to go again.

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