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* Remove PostMigrations These should be replaced with Notification usage * Remove outer scope from Upgrader * Remove unececary null check * Add marker base class for migrations * Enable scopeless migrations * Remove unnecessary state check The final state of the migration is no longer necessarily the final state of the plan. * Extend ExecutedMigrationPlan * Ensure that MigrationPlanExecutor.Execute always returns a result. * Always save final state, regardless of errors * Remove obsolete Execute * Add Umbraco specific migration notification * Publish notification after umbraco migration * Throw the exception that failed a migration after publishing notification * Handle notification publishing in DatabaseBuilder * Fix tests * Remember to complete scope * Clean up MigrationPlanExecutor * Run each package migration in a separate scope * Add PartialMigrationsTests * Add unhappy path test * Fix bug shown by test * Move PartialMigrationsTests into the correct folder * Comment out refresh cache in data type migration Need to add this back again as a notification handler or something. * Start working on a notification test * Allow migrations to request a cache rebuild * Set RebuildCache from MigrateDataTypeConfigurations * Clean MigrationPlanExecutor * Add comment explaining the need to partial migration success * Fix tests * Allow overriding DefinePlan of UmbracoPlan This is needed to test the DatabaseBuilder * Fix notification test * Don't throw exception to be immediately re-caught * Assert that scopes notification are always published * Ensure that scopes are created when requested * Make test classes internal. It doesn't really matter, but this way it doesn't show up in intellisense * Add notification handler for clearing cookies * Add CompatibilitySuppressions * Rename Execute to ExecutePlan We have to do this to be able to obsolete :( * Update CompatibilitySuppressions * Update src/Umbraco.Infrastructure/Migrations/MigrationPlanExecutor.cs Co-authored-by: Bjarke Berg <mail@bergmania.dk> Co-authored-by: Bjarke Berg <mail@bergmania.dk>
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