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Such as knowledge-base articles, blog-posts, documentation, examples etc.

Check Old versions starting from ~8.1, 8.2
Try that Telerik.Sitefinity.All.7.3.5600.0

using Chost Doc is not necessary, but will help.
Each method in the C# code should be documented !

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Related to #9

Maybe try download sitefinity installer

Reuse the logic from Sitefinity if possible

When the version of the library is updated. There should be a logic which fixes the correct references for the JavaScript configurations

Sitefinity 11 was released. Need to check whether this is working with the latest version

In some cases the actual image content could be missing (404 not found). The Image meta data is stored in database, but the actual content could be configured to use different storage provider. Need to check the following cases:

• When the images are stored in Azure (Delete the image from Azure storage explorer)
• When the images are stored in File system, but the image content is not there
• When moving an image (video document ) to a library with different provider

Special Characters like: & * ! @ # ? .... and so on

⚠️ Check when the inner folder name contains special characters

I need to finish the research how to add programmatically a menu item (command widget) inside images backend list. That menu item will trigger the download functionality.

Testing package installation

Before publishing a package, you typically want to test the process of installing a package into a project. The tests make sure that the necessarily files all end up in their correct places in the project.

You can test installations manually in Visual Studio or on the command line using the normal package installation steps.

For automated testing, the basic process is as follows:

1. Copy the .nupkg file to a local folder.
2. Add the folder to your package sources using the
   nuget sources -name <name> -source <path> command (see nuget sources). Note that you need only set this local source once on any given computer.
3. Install the package from that source using nuget install <packageID> -source <name> where <name> matches the name of your source as given to nuget sources. Specifying the source ensures that the package is installed from that source alone.
4. Examine the file system to check that files are installed correctly.

Steps to reproduce
For example images:

• Go to Back-end -> Content -> Images
• On the right side click "Filter image"
• Select images that aren't in the Default Library
• More Actions > Download selected images

Actual:

• the name of the downloaded zip is Default library

Expected:

Related with #2

• How to install ✔️
  • nuget.sitefinity.com
  • (Why binding redirect should be used.)
• What it actually do ✔️
• Updating version ✔️
• After uninstall ✔️
• Different version ✔️
• How to run locally ✔️
• Releases ✔️
  • How download and integrate the release in case the nuget package fails to install

Almost all services in the sitefinity back-end are protected for back-end users or admins. The same validation needs to be added in the LibraryItemsDownloadService.cs

wrap the logic and hide the variables in IIFE

Test the main functionality. +80% coverage.

After the NuGet is packaged check whether is works for web configuration Debug/Release

nuget pack MyProject.csproj -properties Configuration=Release

downloadSelectedImagesCommand in InstallationsHelper.cs. Now it's not only images, it's about any library item (Video, Document, Image).