We have a couple projects in DevOps that specify an incrementing build version as part of the release pipeline. The approach we have is working well and is deploying our projects with the proper version to our hosted environments. This approach, however, was causing some issues for local development and we needed a way to keep our local versions in sync with the releases. After looking into the behaviour I discovered we weren't the only ones. A quick search revealed many discussions trying to deal with this situation, and after some trial and error I was able to come up with a solution.
Wednesday, December 28, 2022
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Optimizely CMS 12 Installation Breaking Changes for Visual Studio 2019
Last October I wrote an article to act as an addendum to the Optimizely Documentation for starting a new CMS site using CMS 12 and .NET 5. Since then there have been some updates to the documentation and the packages involved. Today I got bit by one of them because I am using Visual Studio 2019, and if you are too this might save you some trouble.
Starting a New Project with Optimizely CMS 12 and .NET Core - updated!
Optimizely recently released CMS 12 based on ASP.NET Core (now .NET 5). With it comes a slew of new changes, including how to set up a new project. To help developers get started with Optimizely CMS on the new framework, Optimizely released a guide to creating a starter project. After working through it myself and talking with a few developers I decided to write a more detailed guide with a few additional notes to better help you get going. I updated this in May 2022 with some changes based on the updated Optimizely documentation (yay!).
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