* Introduce opt-in option for reusable data editors
* Verified RTE as reusable
* Make attribute property naming more explicit + update comments
* Test file upload and image cropper
* Add unit tests
(cherry picked from commit 44122c6509)
* Introduce opt-in option for reusable data editors
* Verified RTE as reusable
* Make attribute property naming more explicit + update comments
* Test file upload and image cropper
* Add unit tests
* Add new BackOfficeApi project
* Add swagger
* Add and route new install controller
* Add new install steps
* Add Setup endpoint
* Add missing RequiresExecution methods
* Fix nullability of databasemodel
* Move user information to separate model
* Remove ping method
* Add view models install data
* Move mapping folder
* Move ViewModels
* Add settings endpoint
* Remove unused binderprovider
* Postfix RequiresExecution with async
* Update NewDatabaseUpgradeStep to not depend on install step
* Add installstep collection
* Move registration into backoffice project
* Add InstallService
* Use service in controller
* Add upgrade to install service and use in controller
* Correctly check is database is configured
* Reorganize
* Reorganize into new core and infrastructure
* Rename steps
* Rename BackofficeApi to MangementApi
* Make install step an interface instead of abstract class
* Rename InstallStep to create CreateUserStep
* Move restart runtime and sign in user into install steps
* Move install service into new core project
* Map controllers in composer
* Restrict access to installcontroller based on runtime level
* Use FireAndForget when logging install
* Use actionresult instead of iactionresult
* Set new projects as not packable
* Link to backoffice in 201 response when installed
* Register installations
* Add custom backoffice routing template token
* Move umbraco path trimming out of application convention
* Make it easier to route to backoffice api
* Make swagger version aware and move behind backoffice path
* Obsolete old install classes
* Move maps into single file
This is all mappint to/from viewmodels in some manner
* Remove usage of InstallSetupResult
* Move new projects to the src folder
* Remove InstallationType from IInstallStep
This upgrade steps should implement their own IUpgradeStep interface
* Remove upgrade from service and controller
This should be its own service and controller
* Add xml docs
* Remove internals visible to
* Disable package validation for new projects
Quite the gotcha here, if the projects are brand new, there is no nuget packages to compare with, this causes the build to fail.
* Add ValidateDatabase endpoint
* Remove project references to new backoffice
We don't actually want to depend on this yet, it's just needed for testing/development
* Obsolete installationtype
* Add DatabaseSettingsFactory tests
* Add InstallServiceTests
* Fix InstallServiceTests
* Test RequireRuntimeLevelAttribute
* Implement new backoffice upgrader (#12818)
* Add UpgradeSettingsModel and viewmodel
* Add upgrade/settings endpoint
* Implement upgrade steps
* Add upgrade step collection
* Add UpgradeService
* Add authorize endpoint to UpgradeController
* Fix interface
* Add upgrade service tests
* Remove runtime check in databaseinstallstep
* Move RequireRuntimeLevel to controller
* Add a readme to the new backoffice part
* BackOffice not Backoffice
* Add conditional project references
* Fixes based on review
* Fix up
* Move running of steps into its own method in UpgradeService
* Make services transient
* More fixup
* Log exceptions when running steps
* Update projects to .NET 7
* Fix nullability errors
* Fix up pipelines to run 7.0
* Update langversion to preview
* Revert "Fix up pipelines to run 7.0"
This reverts commit d0fa8d01b8126a4eaa59832a3814a567705419ae.
* Fix up pipelines again, this time without indentation changes
* Include preview versions
* Versions not Version
* Fix ModelTypeTests
* Fix MemberPasswordHasherTests
Microsoft wants to use SHA512 instead of SHA256, so our old hashes will return SuccessRehashNeeded now
* Use dotnet cli instead of nuget restore
* Update src/Umbraco.Web.UI/Umbraco.Web.UI.csproj
* Update dependencies
* Fix nullability issues
* Fix unit test
* Fix nullability in ChangingPasswordModel
OldPassword can be null, if we're changing the password with password reset enabled. Additionally, we might as well use the new required keyword instead of supressing null.
* Use required keyword instead of supressing null
* Fix up pipelines again
* fix up spelling-error
* Use dotnet cli instead of nuget restore
* Fix up another NuGet command
* Use dotnet version 7 before building
* Include preview versions
* Remove condition
* Use dotnet 7 before running powershell script
* Update templates to .net 7
* Download version 7 before running linux container
* Move use dotnet 7 even earlier in E2E process
* Remove dotnet 7
* Reintroduce .NET 7 task
* Update linux docker container and remove dotnet 7 from yml
* Fix up dockerfile with ARG
* Fix up docker file with nightly builds of dotnet 7
* Reintroduce dotnet 7 so windows can use it
* Use aspnet 7 in docker
Co-authored-by: Nikolaj <nikolajlauridsen@protonmail.ch>
Co-authored-by: Zeegaan <nge@umbraco.dk>
* Adds the package version from Package Manifest - (JSON or ManifestFilter C#)
Used to see what version of a package installed & make package devs aware that they can set this, as we use this in the package telemetry service
* Prefix with word Version for cases where 'Unknown' is displayed
* Refactors the logic for calculating the first run time for a recurring task for easier re-use by similar hostservices.
* Renamed method to match wider usage.
* Fix some XML docs
* Re add unused using in SqlSyntaxProviderBase to magically fix docfx
I have no idea why this works, but it does
* Fix nullref exception
* Don't allocate new object array instances when indexing
There's no reason to allocate new object[] array instances for each ValueSet created for the "y" or "n" values going into the index. This just creates a single object[] for each "y" or "n" value which will save on a ton of allocations when re indexing a bunch of content.
There's an easy way to make further allocation reductions too (prob a separate PR) since there is no reason to create new object[] allocations for: CreatorId, WriterId, Level, TemplateId, Culture. Each of these can be returned from a concurrent dictionary since these values are finite and there won't be too many of each so we can just keep an internal dictionary of these object[] instances.
* fixes mistake
* Updates NoValue and YesValue field declarations - was blowing up
Co-authored-by: Nathan Woulfe <nathan@nathanw.com.au>
