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* Render scheduled publish and unpublish on content info workspace view. * Populate previously saved schedule on set schedule dialog. * Hide workspace button actions that require a saved document when the document is new. * Convert between local and server time when saving and displaying schedule. * Fix issues with clearing of previously set schedule. * Updated OpenApi.json to align with APi amends. * Added missing constant. * Fixes following merge. * Fixed schedule mapping for invariant content. * Fixed display of publishing/pending changes on info workspace view. * Removed debug code. * fix: adds missing localization keys fixes #18297 * chore: eslint * fix: render only the selectAll checkbox when more than one language is present * feat: adds last edited date * feat: adds 'last published' date * fix: format input datetimes to datetime-local * fix: converts the datetime string to an ISO format before sending to the server this way we ensure the datetime contains the offset * chore: adds more types to ensure type safety * chore: use initialized boolean * fix: makes schedule modal options-based to isolate the `selection` to the actual values * docs: fix comment * docs: adds comment * fix: use helper function to update selection * revert commit to prevent breaking change * chore: eslint * Whitespace tidy-up * fix: stores a copy of the prevalues to be able to update that internally before finally setting the value from the updated internal values upon submit * chore: removes unused function * fix: unifies any pickable filters into one function --------- Co-authored-by: Niels Lyngsø <nsl@umbraco.dk> Co-authored-by: Jacob Overgaard <752371+iOvergaard@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: leekelleher <leekelleher@gmail.com>
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