docs(identity): per-request front-end origin for auth e-mail links#232
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Documents that CorsOptions.AllowedOrigins now doubles as the allowlist the Identity module validates the request Origin against to build password-reset and e-mail-confirmation links (per PR fullstackhero/dotnet-starter-kit#1323): - security/cors-and-headers: new section + common-mistake note - security/production-checklist: AllowedOrigins gates the auth e-mail flows - modules/identity: callout on where reset/confirmation links point - changelog: 2026-07-02 entry
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Documents the behaviour introduced by dotnet-starter-kit#1323: password-reset and e-mail-confirmation links now resolve to the front-end that made the request, via the request
Originheader validated againstCorsOptions.AllowedOrigins.Changes:
AllowedOrigins' second role (link allowlist + security boundary against a forgedOrigin), plus a common-mistake note.AllowedOriginsgates the reset/confirmation e-mail flows, not just CORS./confirm-emailpage.Pairs with code PR #1323; ideally merges alongside or just after it. (Did not run
astro buildlocally — nonode_modulesin my checkout — but the changes are prose plus one<Callout>matching existing usage, no new imports.)