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Umbraco.Packages

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Welcome to the GitHub home of the Umbraco Package team. If you want to read about the team's objectives and its current members, visit the team page on the community website.

This issue tracker is used for tracking Package Team tasks, but is open for community involvement.

The Package Team also maintain:

Issues

We have the following three issue types you can add to this tracker:

Feature request

Use this issue type if you want to submit a feature request that has something to do with Umbraco CMS, Marketplace functionality or package tooling, that you would like the Package Team members and contributors to discuss.

Package idea

Use this issue type if you are looking for feedback on a package idea, or if you have an idea and are looking for help creating it.

Request for collaborators

Use this issue type if you are looking for someone to help you maintain or update your package.

Progress and roadmap

We will organize the issues into projects and work on one project at a time.

We also use this repository to track our progress and to display a roadmap for the Package team. The roadmap is found under the projects tab, and it will contain other projects in a Now - Next - Later structure.

Get in touch!

If you want to get in touch with the team about something not covered by our issues then feel free to reach out to the team on Twitter @umbracoPackages (DMs are open), or write an email to packages@umbraco.com.

Package newsletter

You can sign up for the package newsletter, to receive updates on new features you can use as a package developer, breaking changes in new Umbraco versions and more.