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How to enable HTTPS redirection middleware Redirects HTTP requests to HTTPS.

Short answer: pp.UseHttpsRedirection(); dd early in the pipeline, before auth or routing.

Explain a bit more

You can configure HTTPS ports in launchSettings.json or ppsettings.json. pp.UseHttpsRedirection(); dd early in the pipeline, before auth or routing. You can configure HTTPS ports in launchSettings.json or ppsettings.json. pp.UseHttpsRedirection(); dd early in the pipeline, before auth or routing. You can configure HTTPS ports in launchSettings.json or ppsettings.json. pp.UseHttpsRedirection(); dd early in the pipeline, before auth or routing. You can configure HTTPS ports in launchSettings.json or ppsettings.json.

Real-world example (ShopNest)

ShopNest pipeline order matters: exception handling → HTTPS → auth → authorization → endpoints. Auth must run before protected APIs.

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