I’m trying to run the example apps laid out in the documentation, but if I try to use any Elsa library newer than version 3.0.0, I get a build error stating Elsa.Webhooks.Extensions is missing. What is the fix?

I’m trying to run the example apps laid out in the documentation, but if I try to use any Elsa library newer than version 3.0.0, I get a build error stating Elsa.Webhooks.Extensions is missing. What is the fix?

I’m trying to run the example apps laid out in the documentation, but if I try to use any Elsa library newer than version 3.0.0, I get a build error stating Elsa.Webhooks.Extensions is missing. What is the fix?

I have been trying to run this basic ELSA workflow (3.1) to capture the HTTP request in a variable because I wanted to check if the request is of type POST or GET.
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protected override void Build(IWorkflowBuilder builder)
{
var httpRequestVariable = builder.WithVariable();

I’m trying to change the default authentication of Elsa Studio WASM, but I’m not finding a way to implement authentication using JWT, to replace the application’s default login which is: login:password
Password: admin

Im new with Elsa Workflow 3 and I was reading about all the incredible and great stuff it supports.

I’m new to ELSA Workflows. I have followed the guidance here to build an ELSA server, and the guidance here to build an ELSA Studio. Both worked fine and I can run both, and use the designer to create and execute flows.

Can a multitenant application, with each tenant having its own database, utilize different databases for persisting workflow instances? In our hybrid application, each tenant has a dedicated database. When a Workflow request is received, can the middleware pipeline inject the connection string into the request? Our intention is to create a scope object for IWorkflowStateStore, ITriggerStore, and IBookmarkStore. Is it possible to implement multitenancy for elsa-workflow using this approach?
Would like to use Dapper workflow provider for database persistence. The workflow will be authored using code and persisted to the database.