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‎.github/pull-request-template‎

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**Note to external contributors** - make sure to sign our Contribution License Agreement (CLA) first:
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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSduN9hHUJpnjr_KOGsmSM_yGO-KKKggCJhiaOlEOLig6_Wkbg/viewform

‎docs-aspnet/backwards-compatibility/2018-backwards-compatibility.md‎

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page_title: 2018 Releases
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description: "Learn about the breaking changes and backwards compatibility released by {{ site.product }} in 2018."
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# 2018 Releases

‎docs-aspnet/backwards-compatibility/2020-backwards-compatibility.md‎

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description: "Learn about the breaking changes and backwards compatibility released by {{ site.product }} in 2020."
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# 2020 Releases

‎docs-aspnet/backwards-compatibility/2021-backwards-compatibility.md‎

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# 2021 Releases

‎docs-aspnet/backwards-compatibility/2022-backwards-compatibility.md‎

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‎docs-aspnet/backwards-compatibility/2024-backwards-compatibility.md‎

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title: 2024 Releases
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description: "Learn about the breaking changes and backwards compatibility released by {{ site.product }} in 2024."
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# 2024 Releases
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This article lists the breaking or important changes in the 2024 releases of {{ site.product }}.
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## {{ site.product }} R1 2024
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**Deprecated Controllers**
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As of the R1 2024 release, the following controllers will be deprecated.
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* FileManager—`ContentProviderController`
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* Editor—`EditorImageBrowserController`, `FileBrowserController`, `EditorFileBrowserController`
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**Deprecated Interfaces**
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As of the R1 2024 release, the following interfaces will be deprecated.
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* FileManager—`IContentProviderController`
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* Editor—`IFileBrowserController`, `IImageBrowserController`
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**Deprecated APIs**
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As of the R1 2024 release, the following APIs will be deprecated.
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{% if site.core %}
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* `ChartSeriesBuilder.Type(string)`
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.Series(series => series
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.Bar(new double[] { 3.907 })
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.Type("bar")
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`ChartSeriesLineSettingsBuilder.Style(ChartPolarAreaStyle)`,
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`ChartSeriesLineSettingsBuilder.Style(ChartRadarAreaStyle)`
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.Series(series => series
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‎docs-aspnet/html-helpers/layout/responsivepanel/overview.md‎

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The Responsive Panel relies on inline styles to create dynamic media queries. If strict [CSP mode]({% slug troubleshooting_content_security_policy_aspnetmvc %}) is enabled for the applicaiton you can use the [`.Nonce`](/api/kendo.mvc.ui.fluent/responsivepanelbuilder#noncesystemstring) configuration option and specify a nonce attribute that will be set to the inline style injected in the `head` tag, containing the dynamic media query styles.
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‎docs-aspnet/installation/overview-download.md‎

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* Archives with setup files&mdash;from the downloads section of your [Telerik account](https://www.telerik.com/account), you can get `.zip` and `.7z` files that include the Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC binaries and the client-side JavaScript and CSS files. The [files included in the archive]({% slug msi_install_aspnetmvc6_aspnetmvc %}#distribution-contents) are identical with those that you get when you use the automated installer, but you don't get the automatic NuGet configuration and the Visual Studio extensions.
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