Contentment v3.0.0
Hey there Umbraco fans!
TL,DR; The moment has arrived... Contentment v3.0.0! 🎉
The journey to this point has felt like a long and winding road, with a big twist and turn towards the end.
For those who have been watching as I've progressed, you'll already know most of this. For others, if you want to re-trace my journey for Umbraco v9 support, I started documenting my developer journey back in April. Released a few alpha versions. Then abruptly changed direction and took a .NET multi-targeted approach, with the release of v3.0.0-beta001, to support both Umbraco v8.x and v9.x versions.
What's new?
Nothing, no new features - it's exactly the same as Contentment v2.2.1.
If you're upgrading from Contentment v3.0.0-beta001, then you'll get the bugfixes from v2.2.1.
Breaking Changes
As outlined on v3.0.0-beta001, the only breaking-change is that the minimum dependencies are Umbraco v8.17.0 and v9.0.0.
Is that it?
Yup, kinda feels a little underwhelming now, eh? But it's great to finally release a stable version number. 😁
Installation
With Umbraco v8, you can use either NuGet or the (now old style) Umbraco package format - installable via the CMS backoffice.
With Umbraco v9, you can no longer install packages via the CMS backoffice, you must use NuGet.
For those using the NuGet Package Manager...
...or if you are using the dotnet command line interface?
Enjoy the release!
Thank you to everyone who has contributed and supported me during this entire v3.0 release cycle.
Cheers,
@leekelleher
✌️❤️🕊️
