The latest release of the SitecoreAI base image 1.7.38 includes the following improvement:
Parallel entity processing in Sitecore Connect for Content Hub
The integrated Sitecore Connect for Content Hub connector’s performance of synchronizing CMP entities has been improved by adding the ability to process different entity types simultaneously. Additionally, redundant messages are now skipped, preventing duplicate processing without changes being present.
The latest release of the SitecoreAI base image 1.7.38 includes the following resolved issues:
Fixed a parsing error that caused items using Multiroot Treelist fields to throw a
Sitecore.Data.Query.ParseExceptionwhen opened.Preview no longer fails when a site item is marked never publish. Column splitter now also renders correctly in preview, including scenarios with language fallback and thumbnail generation.
Resolved an issue where publishing a field value change in the main language did not trigger an update of the fallback language field value when field language fallback was enabled.
When publishing redirect items with an internal link target, the target is now serialized as a relative path instead of being a fully qualified URL. This allows the middleware that manages redirects to correctly apply locale handling.
Made critical security enhancements to the ExperienceContentManagement.Administration module.
Redirects are now removed from the Preview API when a page no longer uses a template that inherits Redirect either because the page’s template was changed or because the template’s base templates were changed.
Behavior correction: PreserveLanguage now defaults to true
The PreserveLanguage flag on redirect items, which is set in the Content Editor, now defaults to true. The flag, when set to true, keeps the incoming URL’s language and applies it to the redirect target.
The change to the default value aligns with the expected behavior for redirect items, which are language versioned: standard versioning and language fallback rules will apply when resolving the redirect target.
Previously the flag defaulted to false, which was inconsistent with how language versions are managed for these items.