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The `isUmbracoEntity` flag was used when fetching entities in the schema comparison dashboard and for setting signatures. This could only be enabled for built-in Umbraco entities directly supported by Deploy. Custom entities required providing the `installedUdisGetter` or `entitiesGetter` parameter for these features to work correctly. However, getting all entities is already possible via the service connectors (`IServiceConnector.GetRangeAsync()` and `IServiceConnector.GetArtifact()`), making these parameters redundant.
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The `treeAlias`, `matchesRoutePath` and `matchesNodeId` parameters were removed because the client-side already keeps track of the entity types. It's recommended to use the same entity types on the client (in workspaces and routes) and server (in UDIs, artifacts and service connectors). In case these are different, Deploy supports mapping the client-side entity types to their server-side counterpart using a `deployEntityTypeMapping` manifest, as shown in the following example:
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The `treeAlias`, `matchesRoutePath`, and `matchesNodeId` parameters were removed because the client-side already tracks the entity types. It's recommended to use the same entity types on both the client (in workspaces and routes) and the server (in UDIs, artifacts, and service connectors). If different, Deploy supports mapping the client-side entity types to their server-side counterpart using a `deployEntityTypeMapping` manifest, as shown in the following example:
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