I am using C# (dotnet) and the sdk gives a way to create a user, gives a way to get the users list and I can see the user I created and the hashed password, but I have no way to verify the user or actually authenticate and get a session as far as I can see. It is all not documented very well, Can someone please help me understand what I need to do for authentication here?
It seems like the dotnet SDK nuget is missing a lot of the authentication related methods mentioned in tutorials.
The dotnet SDK is a server SDK. For more information on the difference between a client and server SDK, see https://appwrite.io/docs/sdks
Okay, Well I tried to authenticate via graphql and rest, but I get an ecxception about some long named service user account and it says User Application is Missing Scope public. I have looked all throught the web ui and cant find where to give the right scope so that I can make rest calls.
What exactly did you do and what exactly was the error?
I'll have to post it tomorrow when I pull my code back up. I will let you know then, thanks for helping, I am trying to adapt AppWrite instead of starting with firebase for a project which will be used in production, so I really want to figure this out and not have to switch to something else because I like the design, I just wish there was more c# support...
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