Date | 2025-04-01 (2 days ago) |
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NuGet | View on NuGet |
GitHub | View on GitHub |
Target Frameworks | .NET 8 |
Umbraco Versions | Umbraco 13 |
New release for Umbraco 13. This release will not work with other versions of Umbraco.
#installation
">InstallationTo install the package via NuGet, you can use either .NET CLI:
dotnet add package Limbo.Umbraco.YouTube --version 13.0.1
or the NuGet Package Manager:
Install-Package Limbo.Umbraco.YouTube -Version 13.0.1
#changelog
">ChangelogRenamed the YouTubeVideoEditor
class to YouTubeVideoPropertyEditor
(see 1d1585b
)
Renaming the class to match naming convetion from our other Umbraco 13 packages. Technically this is a breaking change, but I'd imagine no one has referenced this class outside of the package (🤞).
Property editor constants should be public (see 8bf84df
)
The constants in the YouTubeVideoPropertyEditor
class may be relevant to other packages or projects consuming this package, so they are now public
instead of internal
.
Updated the Skybrud.Social.Google.YouTube
dependency (see 7cd6647
)
The new version contains improved functionality for error handling.
The YouTubeSettings.Credentials
property shouldn't be null by default (at it's not nullable) (see bdc2e19
)
The property having an initial null value prevents a more informative error message from being shown in the back-office. The collection might as well also writable so it can be modified in C#.
Better error message when YouTube API access isn't enabled (see 1886cbc
)
In previous releases, the user would be shown a general error message when trying to insert a video, and access to the YouTube API hasn't been enabled for the associated project. With this commit, the error message now describes the missing access.