Episerver - update 89

Update 89 includes the release of Find 11, a beta release of the new Forms feature, and EPiServer.CMS.Core 9.3.2 and EPiServer.CMS.UI 9.3.1 with several bug fixes.

The update applies to Episerver projects version 7.5 and higher, and contains finalized work items included in the latest iteration. Continuous release updates are cumulative to include previous updates. Episerver supports all platform updates and strongly recommends that you keep ongoing projects up-to-date. You can install the update from the Episerver NuGet feed.

Note: In some upgrade scenarios, you might experience issues with the dependency chains due to issues with NuGet. This mostly affects Commerce and Find, but also might occur when updating CMS. The workaround usually is to update the packages one-by-one. The issue was fixed in NuGet 3.1.1.0 but requires Visual Studio 2015. See Issues with NuGet package updates.

Latest changes

Click a package in the list below to see work item details.

See Release notes for the latest changes.
See Installing Episerver updates to install Episerver updates.
See New features in Episerver for new functionality for end users and developers.

Updated main packages

Episerver CMS Core

Episerver Find

EPiServer.Find.11.0.0.3701
Feature
Nested queries in Episerver Find let you query a parent object and filter it on a child collection marked as "nested". This is particularly useful for instance in solutions with Episerver Commerce and Find, to
manage search queries in large catalog structures.
See also: Breaking changes in Find 11

Episerver Add-ons

EPiServer.Forms 0.19.4.9000
Feature

The new block-based Episerver forms are a BETA feature in on-going development. For end user information, see Episerver Forms [BETA] in the Episerver User Guide. For developer information, see Episerver forms on Episerver World.
After you install the Episerver forms NuGet package, the basic steps to create a form are:
1. From an Asset pane folder's context menu, select New Form and give the form container a name, such as Survey, or Job application.
2. Drag form elements into the form container.
3. Modify and publish each element in the form container.
4. When all elements are published and the form is ready, publish it. It is ready to use on a page (like any other block).
5. Drag the published form block onto a page and publish the page. The form appears on the page ready for input.

Important notifications

Update 83 included breaking changes for Commerce; see Breaking changes Commerce 9.
Update 81 included breaking changes for CMS and Find; see Breaking changes CMS 9 and Breaking changes Find 10.
From update 66, EpiserverCommerce only features that are Azure Database compliant are available by default; non-compliant features have to be manually configured.
Update 55 included breaking changes for Breaking changes CMS 8 and Breaking changes Find 9.
From update 40, workflows are disabled by default to simplify Azure deployment. See Activating workflows for information about enabling them.
Update 36 included breaking changes for Commerce; see Breaking changes Commerce 8.
From update 35, .NET Framework 4.5 is required; see System requirements and Upgrading to .NET Framework 4.5.
From update 6, Episerver UI components (CMS and Commerce after version 7.6.0) were converted to NuGet packages. Location of packages have changed and might affect the installation if you are going from the first to the latest update; see Changes to package locations.

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