Version 2.0.0-alpha003

New alpha release 🎉

#installation">Installation

To install the package via NuGet, you can use either .NET CLI:

dotnet add package Limbo.Umbraco.TwentyThree --version 2.0.0-alpha003

or the older NuGet Package Manager:

Install-Package Limbo.Umbraco.TwentyThree -Version 2.0.0-alpha003

#changelog">Changelog

• Fixed issue with wrong JSON property name for TwentyThreeConfiguration.AllowSpots property (see 39d99b0)

• Updated Skybrud.Social.TwentyThree dependency (see 0a25ef5 and 7ad1d52)
  The package is now using v1.1.1 instead of v1.1.0-beta001.

• Video duration is now specified in seconds when serializing to JSON (see 81b2c38)
  The TwentyThreeVideoDetails class contains a property that exposes the video's duration as a TimeSpan. When serialized to JSON, the value would be equal to calling ToString() on the TimeSpan. As of this release, the duration is now instead specified in seconds.

• Added logic to mitigate bad string "null" values (see 383944d, 59a1afe)
  If the user hasn't selected a video, we should ideally save a null value indicating that the property doesn't have a value. But Umbraco will convert an actual null value to a string containing the value "null", which then gives a different meaning, and causes a number of Angular errors when interacting with the property editor.

• Added delay to input field so we don't spam the server if user enters URL manually (see 7f247e1)
  By adding a small delay, we won't make requests to the server until the user has stopped entering. This therefore potentially reduces the amount of requests to the server, but also ensure the user won't see an error for each key stroke if they are entering the URL manually.