Remove AccountLayout.razor from project template#55294
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The change looks very neat.
I can't predict just by reading it whether it still works correctly (since auth may have other special requirements) but assuming it does, great!
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After #55157, the
AccountLayoutfrom the Blazor Web project template should no longer be necessary. It didn't add any UI. Instead, it just checked if the component was rendering in interactive mode, and if so, calledNavigationManager.Refresh(forceReload: true)and showed<p>Loading...</p>in the meantime.The
ManageLayout.razorwhich renders an account management submenu remains.