Dean Leigh
01/28/2025, 8:40 AMAnders Bjerner
02/03/2025, 8:00 PMNothing
, which essentially would disable any automation within Umbraco it self. Developers could instead trigger the generation of models via a Visual Studio extension instead. OMB was separate package, and supported Umbraco 7 and 8. But the extension for instance, doesn't support VS2022. So for some of our legacy sites using OMB, we still need VS2019 in order to build the models.
For Umbraco 9 and above, Umbraco instead has the embedded Models Builder (EMB). This doesn't support all the features of OMB, and there isn't an extension to build models.
So to bring back some of the features from OMB (and also add some new ones), Limbo Models Builder (LMB) is build to replace OMB and the Visual Studio extension. LMB only supports the Nothing
mode. And instead of using a Visual Studio extension, models are instead generated through a dashboard in the Settings section. LMB isn't really build for anything else than when setting the mode to Nothing
.Anders Bjerner
02/03/2025, 8:05 PMDean Leigh
02/04/2025, 6:54 AM