DanDiplo
Any plans to upgrade to U14 ?
At the moment, no. It's just too much of a huge undertaking and I don't understand any of the new front-end tech that Umbraco now uses. I don't get paid for this, so can't really justify the time. However, in future if/when I get to grips with the new front-end stuff, I might consider it. I'm also happy for people to contribute and migrate it, if they have the ability.
I have made a start on a v14 version of the package! You can check out progress here: https://github.com/rickbutterfield/Umbraco.GodMode/tree/v14
Currently the root settings page loads, and the Utilities page is set up and working.
I have made a start on a v14 version of the package! You can check out progress here: https://github.com/rickbutterfield/Umbraco.GodMode/tree/v14
Beautiful!
Butter.GodMode?
@rickbutterfield Nice! I'm afraid I'm not a front-end developer so don't really understand how to do all this yet. So this will be a great help in me learner. Hopefully if I get to grips with how you are doing it I can then start to contribute myself. Great work!
@DanDiplo have a poke around, happy to get on a call if you want to talk through anything at all! I've recently pushed another version that sorts 90% of what the reflectionBrowser pages under the Types folder do on the current version
Hi,
Thanks for all the work on the package.
As we are closing in on the v17 launch, I just thought I'd check in and see if there any updated plans to get to 17 support?
Thanks
Not from me at the moment - I just haven't figured out how to do packages in the new format. I'm not really a front-end dev so i find it a bit overwhelming.... Hopefully one day :)
@DanDiplo I have spent some time this morning getting my fork up to date with v17! I'm fairly certain it's at feature parity now, maybe with a visual bug or two around the place. I think the one screen that is missing some data is the DocType Browser.
https://github.com/rickbutterfield/Umbraco.GodMode/tree/v17
That's great, Rick - well done! At some point I will dive into this, so having something to work from is really helpful.