AddAuthBlocks installs JwtBearer as the default challenge scheme; the
authorization middleware 401s unauthenticated nav requests before the
Blazor router runs. Tokens live in localStorage and are only readable
via JS interop after the SignalR circuit is live.
- Program.cs: MapRazorComponents .AllowAnonymous() so nav reaches the
Blazor router; API surfaces (MapAuthBlocks, MapControllers) still
enforce JWT. Fix middleware order to UseAuthentication -> UseAntiforgery
-> UseAuthorization per Blazor Web App template.
- App.razor: InteractiveServerRenderMode(prerender:false) on Routes and
HeadOutlet so AuthorizeRouteView evaluates after JS interop is ready;
extract to static field (was two inline allocations per render cycle).
- CmsLayout/Pages: drop conflicting per-component @rendermode directives
(parent now owns the render mode).
- Routes.razor: break authenticated-but-wrong-role redirect loop; split
NotAuthorized into unauthenticated -> RedirectToLogin and
authenticated-wrong-role -> RedirectToAccessDenied (new component).
- Pages/Index.razor: deleted — NavigateTo('/cms') was unreachable for
unauthenticated users and racey for authorized ones.
CMS pages were calling api/cms/track on https://localhost:5001 (the public host)
because the DeepDrft.API named client was base-addressed there; controllers live
on the Manager. Re-pointed to baseUrl. /cms page declared InteractiveAuto in a
Server-only host. App.razor link for MudBlazorThemeManager.css had _ outside the
@Assets[] expression. Public connections example carried a leftover Auth string.
Public host is now auth-free: no AuthBlocks, no DeepDrftCms ref, no stealth routing.
MainLayout restored to full chrome. DeepDrft.Content/.Cms HttpClients wired on Manager.
InteractiveServer only, full AuthBlocks, no WASM. Controllers scaffolded for future
CMS controller migration. CmsStealthRoutingHandler omitted by design (subdomain topology).
Daniel Harvey