When having pages in multiple languages when Saving non-changed version get also Saved
When having pages in multiple languages when Saving non-changed version get also Saved.
For instance when I edit the Dutch version and press Save I get:
It reports it only is going to save the Dutch version (not the other 3), but after proceeding it does way more:
Sometimes after refreshing the page not the other versions which were not changed now indicate they have pending changes. So when publishing I now also have to publish the variants I know I haven't touched.
Is anybody else experiencing this ? Is this a know issue or is there a way to recover from this.
Might look like a small issue but since Umbraco keeps track of every change/publish it now does this 4x. So the amount of garbage in my database (don't really need the old versions anyway) quickly adds up.
Making my database I think currently 50x as big then it needs to be.
When having pages in multiple languages when Saving non-changed version get also Saved
When having pages in multiple languages when Saving non-changed version get also Saved.
For instance when I edit the Dutch version and press Save I get:
It reports it only is going to save the Dutch version (not the other 3), but after proceeding it does way more:
Sometimes after refreshing the page not the other versions which were not changed now indicate they have pending changes. So when publishing I now also have to publish the variants I know I haven't touched.
Is anybody else experiencing this ? Is this a know issue or is there a way to recover from this.
Might look like a small issue but since Umbraco keeps track of every change/publish it now does this 4x. So the amount of garbage in my database (don't really need the old versions anyway) quickly adds up.
Making my database I think currently 50x as big then it needs to be.
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