Resolved

<ul xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><li>Fixed an issue that blocked certain scripts from compiling.</li></ul>

mone62516ResolvedIssueForAug10

Content Hub

Resolved issue in Content Hub for August 10, 2026

Improvement

Added functionality to clear all filters including any applied VS filters through external component context

clearallfilters

Clear all filters functionality added to external component

New feature

External Data Feed gives you a stable, real-time foundation for advanced analytics and cross-system reporting, and is now generally available and rolling out globally. You can stream Content Hub entity changes — create, update, and delete — as a continuous, real-time feed of structured JSON events, ready to plug straight into your analytics and reporting stack. Content Hub publishes over an industry-standard Kafka stream to endpoints like Azure Event Hubs, so downstream tools such as Power BI, data lakes, and BI dashboards can act on content changes the moment they happen — no more manual exports or scheduled batch jobs.

externalDataFeed

External Data Feed is now generally available

<ul xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><li><code>FileProperties</code> property is only updated when actual changes happen to the property (MONE-62157)</li><li>After deleting an annotation, all the discussions linked to it are properly removed (MONE-62306)</li><li>Prevent duplicate role entities during concurrent role assignment (MONE-61694)</li><li>Support anonymous types in script compilation (MONE-62223)</li><li>Fixes incorrectly reported <code>inherits_security</code> values for relation members under the <code>api/entities/{entityId}/relationName endpoint</code>(MONE-60949)</li><li>Fixes the issue of What's new modal showing the full embedded HTML instead of the formatted HTML (MONE-62114)</li><li>Fixes the issue of the of custom indicator configured in knockout search component throwing an error (MONE-62298)</li></ul>

contentHubResolvedIssues1077

Resolved issues in Content Hub for August 7, 2026

The latest release of the SitecoreAI base image 1.8.83 includes the following improvement:<ul xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><li>UI label refinement in Content Editor</li></ul>The 'Publish site' label in the Content Editor's Publish dropdown menu has been renamed to 'Publish environment' to clarify the intent of the operation.The latest release of the SitecoreAI base image 1.8.83 includes the following resolved issues:<ul xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><li>Fixed a defect where, when fallback is enabled, fallback versions of versioned media items were not being updated during incremental publishing. </li><li>Improved indexing so large content imports complete in a reasonable time without performance degradation.</li><li>Improved performance of publishing with related items, preventing item versions being published more than once.</li><li>Resolved an issue in the Content Editor where regex field validators were causing fields to accept any value rather than that specified in the regex pattern.</li><li>Fixed a race condition in the content transfer process where items transfer could become stuck with a 'StrategyDataAccessor not found' error.</li><li>Security enhancements.</li></ul>

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SitecoreAI

SitecoreAI base image release 1.8.83

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Learn how the SitecoreAI Marketplace enables organizations, partners, and developers to share, discover, and scale extensions.

In this episode, we take a deeper look at the SitecoreAI Marketplace and explore why it is a key part of the SitecoreAI extensibility model.

You'll learn how Marketplace apps differ from Custom Apps, why organizations benefit from installing Marketplace solutions, and how developers and partners can turn project-specific implementations into reusable and scalable products.

We also explore the Share Your Idea functionality, which allows the community to submit and vote on extension ideas. Highly requested ideas help shape future investments from Sitecore and the broader partner ecosystem.

Finally, we walk through the complete process of configuring and submitting a Marketplace App for review.

In this video, you'll learn:

What is SitecoreAI Marketplace?

- How Marketplace extends SitecoreAI through installable apps
- The difference between Custom Apps and Marketplace Apps
- How Marketplace supports reuse and ecosystem growth

Benefits of Using Marketplace Apps
- Faster time-to-value
- Reduced custom development effort
- Proven and reusable solutions
- Easy discovery and installation

Benefits of Building Marketplace Apps
- Build once, reuse many times
- Standardize solutions across customers and projects
- Share innovations with the ecosystem
- Create opportunities for monetization and broader adoption

Share Your Idea
- Submit enhancement ideas to the community
- Vote for existing ideas
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Marketplace App Configuration
- Overview tab
- Configuration tab
- Submission details
- Publisher profile
- App review and approval process

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06:11 Submit the App for review
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In this video, Sebastian Winter focusses on the developer tooling that ensures your Custom Apps integrate seamlessly into SitecoreAI both in terms of design and implementation.
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Blok Design System
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Blok Registry & MCP
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Blok Registry
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Hands-on: Configure Blok MCP
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Documentation MCP
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By the end of this video, you’ll have:
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00:39 Blok Design System
01:17 Blok Registry
01:38 Blok MCP
02:10 Setup Blok MCP - Demo
03:00 Documentation MCP 
03:33 Setup Documentation MCP - Demo
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In this video, you’ll learn:
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• How to scaffold a project using the Starter Kit
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You’ll also see how the Starter Kit provides working examples, including application context and API integration, so you can verify that everything is set up correctly.

By the end of this video, you’ll have a fully registered and running Custom App, ready for your own implementation.

00:00 Introduction
00:45 Register a Custom App
01:19 Configuring the App
03:16 Installing the App
04:00 Build and run the app (Starter Kit)
05:36 Test the App
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