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Class ContinuousIntegrationSettings

Namespace
CMS.DataEngine
Assembly
CMS.DataEngine.dll

Determines how the object behaves within continuous integration. Represents continuous integration settings in the type information of objects.

public class ContinuousIntegrationSettings
Inheritance
object
ContinuousIntegrationSettings
Extension Methods

Remarks

Use in the ContinuousIntegrationSettings property of ObjectTypeInfo.

Constructors

ContinuousIntegrationSettings(ObjectTypeInfo)

Constructor

public ContinuousIntegrationSettings(ObjectTypeInfo typeInfo)

Parameters

typeInfo ObjectTypeInfo

Related type information

Properties

DependencyColumns

Collection of additional columns whose change may affect object's code name, GUID, group, site or parent.

public ICollection<string> DependencyColumns { get; }

Property Value

ICollection<string>

Remarks

For example when you override ObjectCodeName and you compose the code name from other fields than CodeNameColumn then these fields must be defined in this collection.

Enabled

Indicates whether the object type supports continuous integration.

public bool Enabled { get; set; }

Property Value

bool

FilterColumn

Column name used for object filtering. By default the codename column is used.

public string FilterColumn { get; set; }

Property Value

string

Remarks

This API supports the framework infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

FilterCondition

Where condition for object filtering. Only objects that meet this condition will be handled by continuous integration.

public IWhereCondition FilterCondition { get; set; }

Property Value

IWhereCondition

FilterDependencies

Collection of additional dependencies which may affect object's inclusion in repository.

public ICollection<ObjectDependency> FilterDependencies { get; }

Property Value

ICollection<ObjectDependency>

Remarks

Dependent objects are checked in similar way as parent objects and can filter out the processed object.

This API supports the framework infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

IdentificationField

Field used for object identification in a repository, when default code name and/or GUID are not suitable.

public string IdentificationField { get; set; }

Property Value

string

Remarks

This API supports the framework infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

ObjectFileNameFieldTransformers

Gets the collection of field name transformers to get transformed value of the field for file name of the serialized object.

public IEnumerable<FileNameFieldTransformer> ObjectFileNameFieldTransformers { get; set; }

Property Value

IEnumerable<FileNameFieldTransformer>

ObjectFileNameFields

Gets the collection of field names to get object name for file name of the serialized object. If not specified code name or GUID of the object is used.

public ICollection<string> ObjectFileNameFields { get; }

Property Value

ICollection<string>

ObjectIdentificationFields

The collection of field names used for object identification in a database when the code name column is not available. The specified fields are used in a where condition which tries to find an existing record in the target database during CD restore process.

public ICollection<string> ObjectIdentificationFields { get; }

Property Value

ICollection<string>

Remarks

Set this property for objects that are created dynamically by the system and don't have a code name column that could be used for matching of objects between source and target instances during CD restore process.

See Also

ObjectTypeFolderName

Gets or sets folder name used to create object type folder. If not specified object type of the object is used.

public string ObjectTypeFolderName { get; set; }

Property Value

string

SeparatedFields

List of separated fields. Separated field's content is stored in extra file when using continuous integration. This collection contains info's binary data field by default.

public IEnumerable<SeparatedField> SeparatedFields { get; set; }

Property Value

IEnumerable<SeparatedField>