Hi i have a website where my log is being spammed with imagesharp logs "Sending image". Has anyone experienced this and might now when/how this is triggered? https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1159732879601967104/1159732879987851314/image.png?ex=65321869&is=651fa369&hm=2790c31c25ad8b00791ad4c2aa92d9ee32ec56b77af70dad83a8c186eb31e60f&

I am getting this error message when running locally but there is no such user anyone know how I can remove this from the database?

I've started a project with Umbraco and EF Core in Umbraco 13. Getting it running and doing my first query was (somewhat) easy, but now I'm curious how everybody applies it in practice. Do you take the dependency on

IEFCoreScopeProvider

in the controller or do you hide it behind a repository/store? Do you abstract it in some way so you can unit test your business logic without a dependency on the database context class? I'll share my current approach (which I'm not totally sold on yet) in a response

I am reading this page to get a grasp on a good workflow for Umbraco Cloud: https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/getting-started/git-repository-in-a-cloud-project My takeaway is to have two repos: 1. Your own git repo to have your actual code changes in. I assume for template files, custom C# files for backend etc. 2. A cloned repo of the dev environment from Umbraco Cloud. When you make actual changes to your code you do it in your own repo, I assume. But then what? Copy paste changed files to repo two and commit? It sounds very tedious. What am I missing here?

I tend to make Composition Components as Element Types. Any reason in V15 not to do so? Any plans for the new back office means I should make compositions in a new way?

Do you have any packages that also do 404 routing? Typically SEO packages can be the first culprit to check. Or any webconfig/iis/etc redirect rules. Otherwise, following the documentation (https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/13.latest/tutorials/custom-error-page) setup should be all you need. No chance any logs there to help yah? May also help to know which method you're using.

Is there a way to move properties between compositions without using code solution such as ContentService API or a database solution?

Hi All, I have been developing a Figma plugin that will import Octopus.do sitemaps and convert them to full Wireframe designs within Figma, so you can quickly implement a sitemap within Octopus and within a few seconds have full blown Wireframe designs in Figma. I'd love to find a few people to help beta test the plugin and give me some feedback, let me know if you are interested 🙂

I have a non Umbraco site that uses the standard .NET core identity for logins etc. I want to be able to record the login date/time when users login, obviously this is pretty simple when they login using the login form, but if they tick the remember me to create a persistent login, how can i set the login date when they come back the next time?

Hi, somone has raised this valid issue with uSync rc. around how we do custom operation ids. https://github.com/KevinJump/uSync/issues/629 and in it they point to the docs. https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/reference/api-versioning-and-openapi#adding-custom-schema-ids which in summary say. - override Umbraco's

OperationIdSelector

with something that checks for your api end point and then only applies that. - replace umbracos in a build

builder.Services.AddSingleton<IOperationIdSelector, MyOperationIdSelector>();

my convern here is that this isn't sustainable ? if i register

.AddSingleton<IOperationSelector, uSyncOperationSelector>

and then someone else comes along and reigsters

.AddSingleton<IOperationSelector, SuperCustomIdSelector>

doesn't that mean that my customId selector will never then be used ? --- I think (and i might be wrong) that what i should actually do, is only register my custom selector on the site i am using to generate my API from and not actually put it in the solution ? because as far as i can tell once the typescript files have been generated they are using the path not the id, so it doesn't matter ?