Import from Remote Client Microsoft.AspNetCore.Antiforgery.AntiforgeryValidationException: The required antiforgery cookie "..." is not present

[PiemP]

Sorry guys for this question but I can't come out from this problem. I'm try to use Import/Export of Orchard Core to move some data from my old platform to an Orchard Core installation but when I try to post my data I found this message on Orchard log:
Microsoft.AspNetCore.Antiforgery.AntiforgeryValidationException: The required antiforgery cookie "..." is not present
I've looked at the code in the ImportRemoteInstanceController and I've seen that the method Import have [IgnoreAntiforgeryToken]. Why it ask me about antiforgery cookie?

I'm on .NET Core 2.2 and I've added Orchard Core to my project by Nuget package version 1.0.0-beta3-71077.

Thank you.

[sebastienros]

@deanmarcussen could it be due to the AFT filter order change?

[deanmarcussen]

@sebastienros I can't repro, but maybe there is still some thinking to do about that choice of 1000, I will make some further notes on #3993

For this issue, @PiemP I think you are using the beta3 from NuGet. The AntiforgeryValidationExpection is an issue that was fixed in #3622 which is in the MyGet dev packages. However it was an error in the logs that did not cause an issue, but I think happened when you setup a development site on a machine that previously had another site setup on it. For more details see #3293

Is your import / export actually succeeding? You should see an error visible in the admin if the post to a remote instance does not succeed.

I tried this morning and was able to successfully setup a remote instance and import data from a remote client with no errors, and could see a new content item appear on the remote instance.

Could you provide some more details about what is not working?

[PiemP]

Thank you guys....

🙇 sorry sorry sorry...It's my fault. I've made a PUT request not a POST request and Orchard correctly give me an error. 🙇

Now my application work correctly.