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* Migrating more model, mapping and tree classes * Migrating files from Mapping dir without Newtonsoft dependency * Migrating files from PublishedContent and Editors dirs without Newtonsoft dependency + some more of the same kind * Migrating DataType class without the usage of Newtonsoft.Json and making the corresponding changes to all classes affected * Combining 3 ContentExtensions files into 1 * Refactoring from migrating ContentExtensions * Migrating more classes * Migrating ContentRepositoryExtensions - combining it with existing file in Umbraco.Core * removing Newtonsoft json dependency & migrating file. Adding partial migration of ConfigurationEditor, so PropertyTagsExtensions can be migrated * Migrating ContentTagsExtensions, and refactoring from changes in PropertyTagsExtensions * Changes that should be reverted once ConfigurationEditor class is fully migrated * VS couldn't find Composing, so build was failing. Removing the using solves the problem * Handling a single case for deserializing a subset of an input * Small changes and added tests to JsonNetSerializer Signed-off-by: Bjarke Berg <mail@bergmania.dk> * Migrated ConfigurationEditor Signed-off-by: Bjarke Berg <mail@bergmania.dk> Co-authored-by: Bjarke Berg <mail@bergmania.dk>
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