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Add the ability to manipulate global filters applied to pages using application model #6579
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Previously global filters were added to the page application model with Action scope. This would have resulted in incorrect ordering of filters during execution. We'll instead add global filters separately with the right scope. #6579 will be used to express global filters as part of the application model.
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Previously global filters were added to the page application model with Action scope. This would have resulted in incorrect ordering of filters during execution. We'll instead add global filters separately with the right scope. #6579 will be used to express global filters as part of the application model.
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Global filters in controllers can be manipulated using
ApplicationModel.Filters. We need something equivalent for pages.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: