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* property value preset type * add version to comment * move clone controller * add JSDocs * sort getByTypeAndFilter * builder * updates for extension type * unit test * test weight * dynamic filter depending on situation * async test * combine ui and schema test * make block creation async * commit todos * proper deprecation * value can be undefined * toggle preset api * ability to observe and get all languages * default config field * change only to expose all Cultures * Variant Presets * fix test * implementation for blocks * TODO * improve comment * implement for ContentTypes * always set culture and segment for variant values * only set values that got a value * todo notes * also resolve init when createScaffold * property-value-preset.Slider * leaving some concept code for another time * enable undefined * revert * sort properties when creating * refactor into setCurrentData * refactor to content data manager * Keep order from persisted data * refactor to also cover updateCurrent * add type safety by making persisted partial as well * lint corrections * preset for markdown * refactor to work with frozen data * implement for MarkDown * compare based on object properties not object as a whole * only update persisted data in regards to what was saved * fix tests
Umbraco CMS
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dotnet run
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