Dylan B (Customer) asked a question.
When I try to make settings changes in Sitefinity Cloud, the settings shown in the documentation are all for the CMS and therefore not helpful.
As an example, how can I allow webp image filetypes to be uploaded to Sitefinity Cloud?
Hi @Dylan B (Customer) ,
You can check if the dependencies under "Sitefinity/ExternalLibraries/LibWebP" are copied to the deployment package.
Check this KB articles for more details: https://community.progress.com/s/article/cannot-upload-webp-images-with-configuration
Let me know if this solved the issue.
Regards,
Sabrie
Sitefinity Cloud following the continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) methodology. This means that configurations are made in a local development environment, committed to source control and pushed through CI/CD.
You can allow for setting to be modified in the deployment instance if you want. This is also setup from a local development environment and push through the CI/CD process. But after you have often a configuration to be editable on cloud you don't need development help again.
While the CI/CD process seems "annoying" it is done for specific purposes to allow for security of configuration of applications, load balancing, replication of environments, etc.
Sitefinity Cloud following the continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) methodology. This means that configurations are made in a local development environment, committed to source control and pushed through CI/CD.
https://www.progress.com/documentation/sitefinity-cms/cloud/use-different-configurations-for-different-environments
You can allow for setting to be modified in the deployment instance if you want. This is also setup from a local development environment and push through the CI/CD process. But after you have often a configuration to be editable on cloud you don't need development help again.
https://www.progress.com/documentation/sitefinity-cms/cloud/use-different-configurations-for-different-environments#update-configuration-files-directly-on-a-sitefinity-cloud-environment
While the CI/CD process seems "annoying" it is done for specific purposes to allow for security of configuration of applications, load balancing, replication of environments, etc.