Here at my place of work there are 03 analysts who work in support of Umbraco. It turns out that when we only restore the production database to our development environment, the file "umbraco.config" always "corrupts", returning the XML message. Using Health Check only does not "restore the file" or make any modifications to Web.Config. Does anyone have any suggestions to work around this problem?
Thanks for the answers... Unfortunately, only remove the file it doesn't work. I try it several times, but my site has a thousand nodes and Umbraco down before complete this activity.
Republish entire site doesn't be an option. I have a custom in publish action and if I republish is a bad idea.
Umbraco.Config
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Here at my place of work there are 03 analysts who work in support of Umbraco. It turns out that when we only restore the production database to our development environment, the file "umbraco.config" always "corrupts", returning the XML message. Using Health Check only does not "restore the file" or make any modifications to Web.Config. Does anyone have any suggestions to work around this problem?
Hi Fernanda,
When you restore the database it's best to remove the file. It will be recreated when Umbraco starts up.
Dave
Hi, Dave and Jannik!!
Thanks for the answers... Unfortunately, only remove the file it doesn't work. I try it several times, but my site has a thousand nodes and Umbraco down before complete this activity.
Republish entire site doesn't be an option. I have a custom in publish action and if I republish is a bad idea.
Fernanda
You could try republishing the entire site? That, I think, should re-write the umbraco.config file, which actually contains the XML cache.
In the Content section, right click the "Content" menu item above your content nodes and select "Republish entire site".
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