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v9.2 contains some more performance improvements for saving of content and content types.
Don't save items when the internal serializer returns saved as part of the action (reduces save count in some syncing instances)
Sort content/media by both level and sort order before importing - reduces the need for a second pass on content/media
New option flag to not save/publish content at all if we don't think its changed after a 'full import'
OnlyPublishDirty
When you perform a full import, uSync runs through the whole import process regardless of detecting changes, this isn't really required but can be used to 'force' a sync of something if uSync isn't detecting the change (it is far more likely that uSync would detects a change that isn;'t there then there being a change in the file not detected by uSync,)
at the end of this process content will be published, even if it hasn't changed, - the "OnlyPublishDirty" flag lets you change this behaviour, and only publish content if Umbraco thinks it is dirty (so less DB/File/Cache hits).
in 9.x this value will be false by default (so no behaviour change) if this value is usefull and has no side effects we might flip this to true for v10.
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v9.2 contains some more performance improvements for saving of content and content types.
OnlyPublishDirty
When you perform a full import, uSync runs through the whole import process regardless of detecting changes, this isn't really required but can be used to 'force' a sync of something if uSync isn't detecting the change (it is far more likely that uSync would detects a change that isn;'t there then there being a change in the file not detected by uSync,)
at the end of this process content will be published, even if it hasn't changed, - the "OnlyPublishDirty" flag lets you change this behaviour, and only publish content if Umbraco thinks it is dirty (so less DB/File/Cache hits).
in 9.x this value will be false by default (so no behaviour change) if this value is usefull and has no side effects we might flip this to true for v10.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: