- Changed AuthService.GenerateJwtToken to use JWT standard claims:
- JwtRegisteredClaimNames.Sub for user ID (instead of ClaimTypes.NameIdentifier)
- JwtRegisteredClaimNames.Name for username
- JwtRegisteredClaimNames.Email for email
- JwtRegisteredClaimNames.UniqueName for additional username claim
- Kept ClaimTypes.Role for role
- Updated AuthController.GetCurrentUser to use JwtRegisteredClaimNames.Sub
- Updated AdminController.DeleteUserAsync to use JwtRegisteredClaimNames.Sub
This fixes the 401 error when calling /me after login. The issue was that
tokens were being generated with ClaimTypes.NameIdentifier claim, but the
JWT middleware doesn't automatically map this to a claim that can be found
with User.FindFirst(). Using standard JWT claims (sub, name, email) ensures
proper compatibility with ASP.NET Core's JWT authentication.
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Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>
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