Add note on automatic API scope creation for Catalog microservice in tutorial

2 years ago · b2b7353180
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 > If you can't see the *Products* menu item, you need to grant the `CatalogService` *Product* permission to the *admin* role. You can do this by navigating to *Identity Management* -> *Roles* and editing the *admin* role. Alternatively, you can restart the *CloudCrm.AdministrationService* application to automatically seed all permissions for the *admin* role.
 > When we create `Catalog` microservice, the `CatalogService` API scope is also created automatically if the "Enable integration" option is selected. You can verify the new scope in the `CloudCrm.IdentityService` module (.NET solution), in the `CloudCrm.IdentityService` project within the `OpenIddictDataSeeder` class's `CreateApiScopesAsync` method. If you are already logged in to the application, you may need to log out and log back in to reauthorize with the newly created API scope.
 You can open the Sql Server Management Studio to see the created tables and data:
 ![sql-server-management-studio-products](images/sql-server-management-studio-products.png)