public static IIdentityUserLogin BuildEntity(ExternalLoginDto dto)
{
var entity = new IdentityUserLogin(dto.Id, dto.LoginProvider, dto.ProviderKey, dto.UserId, dto.CreateDate);
// reset dirty initial properties (U4-1946)
entity.ResetDirtyProperties(false);
return(entity);
}
public IIdentityUserLogin BuildEntity(ExternalLoginDto dto)
{
var entity = new IdentityUserLogin(dto.Id, dto.LoginProvider, dto.ProviderKey, dto.UserId, dto.CreateDate);
//on initial construction we don't want to have dirty properties tracked
// http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-1946
entity.ResetDirtyProperties(false);
return(entity);
}
public static IIdentityUserLogin BuildEntity(ExternalLoginDto dto)
{
var entity = new IdentityUserLogin(dto.Id, dto.LoginProvider, dto.ProviderKey, dto.UserId.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture), dto.CreateDate)
{
UserData = dto.UserData
};
// reset dirty initial properties (U4-1946)
entity.ResetDirtyProperties(false);
return(entity);
}
public static IIdentityUserLogin BuildEntity(ExternalLoginDto dto)
{
//If there exists a UserId - this means the database is still not migrated. E.g on the upgrade state.
//At this point we have to manually set the key, to ensure external logins can be used to upgrade
var key = dto.UserId.HasValue ? dto.UserId.Value.ToGuid().ToString() : dto.UserOrMemberKey.ToString();
var entity = new IdentityUserLogin(dto.Id, dto.LoginProvider, dto.ProviderKey, key, dto.CreateDate)
{
UserData = dto.UserData
};
// reset dirty initial properties (U4-1946)
entity.ResetDirtyProperties(false);
return(entity);
}
