How can you override or bypass the [Authorize] attribute applied at the controller level for a specific action?
- [AllowAnonymous] attribute
- [Authorize(Roles = "Admin")]
- [IgnoreAuthorization] attribute
- [SkipAuthorization] attribute
You can override or bypass the [Authorize] attribute applied at the controller level for a specific action by using the [AllowAnonymous] attribute on that specific action. This attribute allows unauthenticated access to the action, even if the controller has a broader authorization policy.
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