Hmm, my guess is the save method signature has cha...
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Matt Brailsford
09/02/2022, 7:42 AMHmm, my guess is the save method signature has changed and so it's not being found. We might need to recompile Vendr Checkout against v10
Matt Brailsford
09/02/2022, 7:47 AMyea, it looks like
IContentService.SaveuserIdMatt Brailsford
09/02/2022, 8:12 AMActually, no I beilieve it's this commit that is the issue https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/commit/0151c435f162b3cdbbc2a95a16f225df619a2caa#diff-64d1e24396b0d5c6f78de95d5e823a87ef4142d21097ad33c3766c509e387a3f
This introduces a new base interface and the Save method got moved to this and so anything that was compiled on an Umbraco version prior to this will fail as it expects the method to be defined on the previous interface.
Matt Brailsford
09/02/2022, 8:14 AMAnywho, I've pushed an update to our unstable feed at https://nuget.outfield.digital/unstable/vendr/v3/index.json so if you want to give the v2.1.2-beta0001 that is on there a try and see if that resolves the issue for you?
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Wiggy
09/02/2022, 9:20 AMMy colleague ended up downloading the Vendr.Checkout source code and saw that it targets .net4.7/8 and .net5 whereas Umbraco 10 targets .net6. He installed it in our Application and removed the references to use our solution references and it worked fine, so I don't know if that impacts the code change you describe above.
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Matt Brailsford
09/02/2022, 9:21 AMyea, I mean that will work. The dual targeting and targeting .NET5 shouldn't matter as it's trying to support v8, v9 and v10
Matt Brailsford
09/02/2022, 9:22 AMBy recompiling it against v10 you resolve the issue anyway as now it knows to use the newer base interface
Matt Brailsford
09/02/2022, 9:22 AMMy fix just ensures it maintains compatability with the other Umbraco versions
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Wiggy
09/02/2022, 10:07 AMMy colleagues gonna give this a blast and report back!