To include additional tables in .NET Core 6 for identifying users, we need to follow these steps:
Create a new table in the database that stores user information.
Define a new model class in the .NET Core application that maps to this table.
Add configurations to the DbContext
class to include the new table.
Update the IdentityUser
class with new properties or create a new class that inherits from IdentityUser
.
Update the ApplicationUser
class to use the new properties or class.
Finally, update the Identity service registration to include the new user store and user manager.
Once these steps are completed, we can use the new user properties and tables to identify users in our .NET Core 6 application.
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