Update README.md with information about the forum
Making a small change to the Readme to signpost the Forum now that it's the place to go for help/questions
* build(github): check that the "close" job only runs when the appropriate label is applied
it follows that the "build" job would only have built an environment when the label was applied
* build(github): check that the action is run directly on the repository and not from a fork
this alleviates the problem that the deploymentToken for Azure only exists within the repository
* Refactor section conditions into subfolders
Split section condition logic into 'section-alias' and 'section-user-permission' subfolders, each with their own constants, manifests, and types. Updated imports and manifest aggregation to use the new structure for improved modularity and maintainability.
* use const
* fix build
* Refactor section alias condition to use constant
Replaces hardcoded 'Umb.Condition.SectionAlias' strings with the UMB_SECTION_ALIAS_CONDITION_ALIAS constant across all manifests and related files. This improves maintainability and consistency by centralizing the section alias condition reference.
* feat: resolve TODO by removing quiet option
* feat: exclude ./src/mocks from production build
* feat: load only msw when running through vite
* feat: optimise load order
* feat: handles mocked logos with virtual path
* feat: loads mocked service worker from virtual path
* feat: loads assets from virtual path
* feat: forces MSW=on for the static build
* build: adds storybook workflow copied over from the old backoffice repository
* build: limits where the build runs
* build: adds workflow to build a static version of the backoffice upon request
* build: excludes the `/umbraco/backoffice/assets` folder from navigation fallback just in case
* build: triggers run when the workflow file itself changes
* build: triggers run when package.json changes
* build: marks the 'contrib' branch as production
* build: activates static builds on preview/* labels
* build: bumps github checkout version
* build: updates key for backoffice web app
* build: updates key for storybook
* build: disables build for release branches to preseve on preview environments
* build(deps-dev): update storybook from 8.4.7 to 8.5.6
* build(deps): update tiptap from 2.11.2 to 2.11.5
* build(deps-dev): update eslint stuff to latest
* build(deps): update element-internals-polyfill from 1.3.12 to 1.3.13
* build(deps): update marked from 15.0.6 to 15.0.7
* build(deps-dev): update vite from 5.4.14 to 6.1.0
* build(deps-dev): update globals to 15.15.0 (eslint dependency)
* build(deps): update icon libraries to latest
* build(deps-dev): update prettier from 3.4.2 to 3.5.1
* chore: generate consts
* build(deps-dev): update test-related libraries
* feat: copy over code from the tiny base64-js library because it is not exported as esm and has not been updated in 4 years
* build(deps-dev): remove dependency from base64-js
* build(deps-dev): upgrade rollup dependencies
* test: disable tests for tinyce
* build(deps-dev): update @babel/core to 7.26.9
* build(deps): update storybook to latest
* build(deps-dev): update types
* build(deps-dev): update typedoc from 0.27.6 to 0.27.7
* build(deps-dev): update @rollup/plugin-commonjs to latest
* build(deps): import tiny as default and re-export as module and default to make everyone happy (and avoid commonjs pitfalls)
* build: remove dependency on commonjs to build externals
* build(deps-dev): uninstall @rollup/plugin-commonjs as it is no longer needed
* test: reenable tinymce tests
* fix: sets a default label
this mistake was highlighted by the test runner
* test: reenable tinymce tests
* build: ignores autogenerated test file
* build: adds github error logging to icon generator
* build: log as error
* build: adds tests for generate:* scripts
* build: optimises icons with svgo to remove useless things like comments
this also ensures that icons are unchanged when we upgrade icon library packages as they would normally include things like versions as comments in the files
* feat: adds script to run madge in a CI environment
* build: adds check for circular dependencies
* build: move actions higher up
* build: only print annotation once
* build: make script not fail CI until dependencies are fixed
* run codeql without building the solution
* restore dotnet
* Revert "restore dotnet"
This reverts commit 3e22bc1a760a350366bed0a335ced6116e7c2c28.
* Revert "run codeql without building the solution"
This reverts commit 9ceaea778124a73e0d7ff0c29ab192cf4700ae60.
* use global.json for codeql
* do not build solution
* Rename Web.UI.New back to Web.UI
* Delete new backoffiec folder
* Rename client project
* Add new submodule
* Update template csproj
* Remove more mentions of new
* Add missing views
* Moving up the "Umbraco.Web.UI" proj reference, so that it is the first project listed in solution file (.sln) since it will be selected as startup one in VS by default.
* don't include grid
* Update with section of how to get started with backoffice
* Update .github/BUILD.md
Co-authored-by: Elitsa Marinovska <21998037+elit0451@users.noreply.github.com>
* Add line about white page
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Co-authored-by: Elitsa <elm@umbraco.dk>
Co-authored-by: Elitsa Marinovska <21998037+elit0451@users.noreply.github.com>
