Clean Architecture and Dapr Application Templates use IdentityModel.AspNetCore nuget package

[stephanjohnson]

What happened?

When creating a new Clean Architecture or Dapr project and select Api Authorisation as the security option, the resulting Infrastructure project references IdentityModel.AspNetCore which is:

1. Obsolete - This package has been deprecated as it is legacy and no longer maintained. more info
2. Does not seem to be required, when I remove it from the Infrastructure project, the code still compiles

What version of Intent Architect are you using?

4.4.0-beta-1

Additional information

No response

[JonathanLydall]

Thank you @stephanjohnson, we've logged this on our side to look at as soon as possible.

[stephanjohnson]

I also noticed that there are some references to Microsoft.AspNetCore in the using clauses for the Intent.Infrastructure.DependencyInjection.DependencyInjection and Intent.Dapr.AspNetCore.ServiceInvocation.HttpClientHeaderHandlerTemplate, along with a reference to IHttpContextAccessor in the latter template.

This is resolved (for .net 9) by adding the following to the csproj file

<ItemGroup>
  <FrameworkReference Include="Microsoft.AspNetCore.App" />
</ItemGroup>

for previous versions of .net, the relevant http abstractions package references can be used.

[stephanjohnson]

Another unused package in the Infrastructure project is the Newtonsoft.Json package. Specifically, if I use the IEvangelist.Azure.CosmosRepository and not the EF module, there is no need for this package, and it can be safely removed.

[joelsteventurner]

@stephanjohnson noted, I have updated our ticket accordingly.