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* Block level variance - initial commit * Remove TODOs * Only convert RTEs with blocks * Fix JSON paths for block level property validation * Rename Properties to Values * Correct the JSON path of block level validation errors * Make it possible to skip content migration + ensure backwards compat for the new block format * Partial culture variance publishing at property level * UDI to key conversion for block editors - draft, WIP, do NOT merge 😄 (#16970) * Convert block UDIs to GUIDs * Fix merge * Fix merge issues * Rework nested layout item key parsing for backwards compatibility * Clean-up * Reverse block layout item key calculation * Review * Use IOptions to skip content migrations * Remove "published" from data editor feature naming, as it can be used in other contexts too * Parallel migration * Don't use deprecated constructor * Ensure that layout follows structure for partial publishing * Block Grid element level variance + tests (incl. refactor of element level variation tests) * Rollback unintended changes to Program.cs * Fix bad casing * Minor formatting * RTE element level variance + tests * Remove obsoleted constructors * Use Umbraco.RichText instead of Umbraco.TinyMCE as layout alias for blocks in the RTE * Fix bad merge * Temporary fix for new cache in integration tests * Add EditorAlias to block level properties * Remove the unintended PropertyEditorAlias output for block values * Add EditorAlias to Datatype Item model * Update OpenApi.json * Introduce "expose" for blocks * Strict (explicit) handling for Expose * Improve handling of document and element level variance changes * Refactor variance alignment for published rendering * Block UDI to Key conversion should also register as a conversion * Convert newly added RTE unit test to new RTE blocks format * Minor review changes * Run memory intensive tests on Linux only * Add tests proving that AllowEditInvariantFromNonDefault has effect for block level variance too * Fix the Platform annotations * Removed Platform annotations for tests. * Fix merge * Obsolete old PublishCulture extension * More fixing bad merge --------- Co-authored-by: Niels Lyngsø <niels.lyngso@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: nikolajlauridsen <nikolajlauridsen@protonmail.ch>
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