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[...] to be needlessly vulnurable so we've issued a few patches for affected versions: Umbraco version 4.5.0 Umbraco version 4.5.1 Umbraco version 4.5.2 Umbraco version 4.6.1 Umbraco version 4.7.0 [...]

[...] version then you're using a custom build and you should not use the patches listed above. Umbraco version umbraco.dll patched umbraco.dll (May 1, 2013) patched umbraco.dll (May 21, 2014) 4.7.0 1.0. [...]

[...] version then you're using a custom build and you should not use the patches listed above. Umbraco version umbraco.dll patched umbraco.dll (May 1, 2013) patched umbraco.dll (May 21, 2014) 4.7.0 1.0. [...]

[...] grid, we also changed a number of variable and collection names in the json-blob stored by the grid editor, so for those who have been playing around with the alpha, will not be able to upgrade to the [...]

[...] that was also introcuded in 7.1.0 recently and a slew of bug fixes, including a ton of pull requests made during the Umbraco UK Festival last November. If you've been working with v7 then you [...]

[...] branches. Having so many named branches becomes confusing for developers who want to submit pull requests because it is not clear which is the active branch and when that branch might be closed. So [...]

[...] this beta version and help us out by reporting issues with as much detail as you can via the issue tracker.  Note that this version is compatible with Umbraco 7 and later and has some key differences [...]

[...] Umbraco 7.2.0 beta and let us know what you think! Please report any issues you find on the issue tracker. [...]

[...] be there. We previously had a strange hack where we had to delete all the files from your bin folder in order for the NuGet upgrade to not fail (don't ask.. !), some of this is still [...]

[...] with .net 4.0) or ClientDependency.Core.dll (compatible with .net 3.5) into the bin folder of your website. This version is fully backwards compatible with all earlier versions of [...]

[...] on another Codegarden we wanted to take a minute to recognize the winners of the annual Umbraco Awards for 2014.  We received many incredible entries and selecting the winners was very difficult [...]

[...] security audits that uncovered some issues that you need to be aware of and fix in your Umbraco installations. Of course we're in the process of fixing these problems for future versions of Umbraco [...]

[...] about how you wrote web apps 2 years ago, how much of that code would you reuse today? At Umbraco HQ we see the transition to Angular 2 as a natural evolution, a chance for us to improve and [...]

[...] was very difficult among so many excellent choices.  We solicited votes from members of the Umbraco HQ and a group of third party reviewers.  With the votes tallied the winners were in.  Without [...]