easy it would be and it looks pretty easy, just need the propery initialization data for the tests. Currently ported over the
Dictionary biz logic tests.... most fail but pretty sure it's due to init data.
Fixed up some unit tests with NiceUrlProvider to ensure that the second node under the root get's
the correct URL assigned.
Added unit test to ensure that route caches are persisted correctly.
the suffixed '/'. Fixed a bug with the reserved paths which was caused by code written in 4.9 to the new code written in 4.10 and the combined
effort was not working. Added more logic to cleanup the URL before comparing too.
Cleaned up GlobalSettings to not have any reliance whatsoever on httpcontext (which of course it shouldn't and not sure why it even did before).
Obsoleted a few methods on the legacy GlobalSettings that aren't used anywhere and should be removed in the future.
Cleaned up a bit of the UmbracoModule with the URLs used.
Adds a few unit tests for DynamicDocument/DynamicNode and fixes both to properly support the 'Take' method
as this wasn't really working. Not sure how or why it was working previously. Have also allowed for extension
methods to be executed against either of these objects that accept IQueryable which was not supported before.
support for checking with case insensitivity. Example. CurrentPage.NewsItems where NewsItem is a child doc type alias.
Found one reason why the old dynamic node has performance issues and have added a note, just need to do more reseearch to
make sure my findings are correct.
Changed over all of the new DynamicNode classes to be DynamicDocument instead.
support for camel case vs pascal case names. Also added support for returning the strongly typed value for reflected properties.
Also added support for handling "@" prefixed property names when using GetProperty("@Id") or similar.
Added unit tests for all of the above and other dynamic node methods.
Starting writing a few unit tests for the new DynamicNode codebase. Will of course leave the original DynamicNode stuff in its
current place for backwards compatibility but will deprecate many of the classes which will call the new ones.
