Identity Base Updates
Latest features, docs, and architectural changes for Identity.Base.
Identity Base 0.7.9: Security-First Defaults, SendGrid Support, and Angular SDKs
Identity Base 0.7.9 removes ROPC password grant, adds SendGrid email support, ships first-class Angular packages, and hardens security defaults. This post covers notable changes since 0.7.4 and how to migrate.
Identity Base 0.7.4: Unified Lifecycle Hooks and Notification Augmentors
Unified lifecycle listeners and notification augmentors add before/after extensibility plus customizable email pipelines without forking Identity Base.
Identity Base 0.7.1: Provider-Agnostic Database Support
Identity Base no longer depends on PostgreSQL. Choose any EF Core provider - SQL Server, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL - and generate migrations in your host application. Learn how this architectural change enables database flexibility and what it means for your integration.
Identity Base 0.6.3: Comprehensive Documentation Overhaul
New guides, playbooks, and package references designed to get you from integration to production faster. Learn about the documentation expansion that accompanies the 0.6.3 feature release.
Identity Base: Header-Based Organization Context
Organization context moves from token claims to request headers, enabling instant context switching without re-authentication. This post explains the architectural shift and how to migrate from IsPrimary-based patterns.
Identity Base: Self-Service Organization Management
Users can now create and manage their own organizations without admin intervention. This post explores why we built self-service org management, how it works under the hood, and what it means for your application architecture.
Identity Base: Unified Pagination and Sorting
Consistent pagination, search, and sorting contracts across all admin and user organization endpoints. Build data tables and list views with predictable behavior throughout your application.
Identity Base: Two-Tier Permission Model
Understanding the separation between platform administration and self-service organization management. This post explains how admin and user permissions work, when to use each tier, and how scope validation protects admin endpoints.