Unrelated to git but as soon as the authorization was failing with even a correct JWT token, the first thing I would have looked at is the AuthorizeHandler and

Unrelated to git but as soon as the authorization was failing with even a correct JWT token, the first thing I would have looked at is the AuthorizeHandler and registration stuff in Startup.cs. It got crystal clear when the breakpoint was not hit or when removing the Authorize attribute worked. The repeated saying of my tests were passing and it must be the framework kind of annoyed me as the Authorize attribute is not magic and there need to be wiring stuff which need to be written.