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* Serverside generated preview URLs * Add URL provider notation to UrlInfo * Change preview URL generation to happen at preview time based on provider alias * Update XML docs * Always add culture (if available) to preview URL * Do not log user input (security vulnerability) * Fix typo * Re-generate TypeScript client from Management API * Deprecated `UmbDocumentPreviewRepository.enter()` (for v19) Fixed TS errors Added temp stub for `getPreviewUrl` * Adds `previewOption` extension-type * Adds "default" `previewOption` kind * Relocated "Save and Preview" workspace action reworked using the "default" `previewOption` kind. * Added stub for "urlProvider" `previewOption` kind * Renamed "workspace-action-default-kind.element.ts" to a more suitable filename. Exported element so can be reused in other packages, e.g. documents, for the new "save and preview" feature. * Refactored "Save and Preview" button to work with first action's manifest/API. * Reverted `previewOption` extension-type Re-engineered to make a "urlProvider" kind for `workspaceActionMenuItem`. This is to simplify the extension point and surrounding logic. * Modified `saveAndPreview` Document Workspace Context to accept a URL Provider Alias. * Refactored "Save and Preview" button to extend `UmbWorkspaceActionElement`. This did mean exposing certain methods/properties to be overridable. * Used `umbPeekError` to surface any errors to the user * Renamed `urlProvider` kind to `previewOption` * Relocated `urlProviderAlias` inside the `meta` property * also throw an error * Added missing `await` * Fix build errors after forward merge --------- Co-authored-by: leekelleher <leekelleher@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Jacob Overgaard <752371+iOvergaard@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Laura Neto <12862535+lauraneto@users.noreply.github.com>
Umbraco CMS
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dotnet new install Umbraco.Templates
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