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Hi team, I'm learning Aspire as quickly as possible (and loving it!) but have had one or two issues along the way getting the formatting of secrets correct. Since the samples repo is meant to be a learning aid, I'd like to recommend that secrets are included using dummy values in the appsettings.Development.json file. This way, those who are learning the framework will have a better understanding of how their secrets should be formatted and what a correct value might look like. The documentation simply says to include the connection string or endpoint value and includes a statement about what will be looked for in the user secrets, but seeing it in a repo is always better. Of course, include a disclaimer that user secrets should be the preferred approach, and possibly include a link to the MS Learn docs page for setting up user secrets to further encourage good practices. But for a learning approach, it would be very helpful to see everything that goes into a successful project.
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Hi team, I'm learning Aspire as quickly as possible (and loving it!) but have had one or two issues along the way getting the formatting of secrets correct. Since the samples repo is meant to be a learning aid, I'd like to recommend that secrets are included using dummy values in the appsettings.Development.json file. This way, those who are learning the framework will have a better understanding of how their secrets should be formatted and what a correct value might look like. The documentation simply says to include the connection string or endpoint value and includes a statement about what will be looked for in the user secrets, but seeing it in a repo is always better. Of course, include a disclaimer that user secrets should be the preferred approach, and possibly include a link to the MS Learn docs page for setting up user secrets to further encourage good practices. But for a learning approach, it would be very helpful to see everything that goes into a successful project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: