Add containerized SQL Server and EF migrations for local setup - #2
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Run SQL Server in Docker Compose or the Aspire AppHost so local development does not need Azure SQL or another cloud database. Apply migrations and seed demo users/clients on startup. Co-authored-by: Jeff Jones <joneja09@users.noreply.github.com>
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Depends on #1.
Adds a local SQL Server container so this can be a reusable auth provider without Azure SQL, RDS, or another paid database.
Local run (no cloud database)
localhost:1433(Developer edition, local SA password)Alternatively:
The AppHost starts SQL Server in Docker, waits for it, and injects
ConnectionStrings:DefaultConnection. Data is kept in a Docker volume.Also in this PR
InitialCreatemigration (Identity + OAuth tables)Database:MigrateOnStartupwith retries while SQL Server is bootingdemo-client, scopesDemo credentials are local-only (
admin@localhost/Admin123!,demo@example.com/Password1!, clientdemo-client/demo-secret).Verification
dotnet test: 10 passeddocker compose/ Aspire still need Docker Desktop (or Engine) on a developer machine.