umbraco-razor-navigation-cleanup

To fix deprecated IPublishedContent navigation properties in Umbraco v17, you must refactor legacy Razor templates by replacing Children and Parent properties with type-safe alternatives like Children<T>() and Parent<T>() to ensure compliance with modern Published Model standards.

Umbraco shows MVC analyzer warnings for synchronous partial rendering because legacy Html.Partial calls do not comply with modern MVC performance standards. Upgrading these calls to asynchronous Html.PartialAsync patterns resolves the warnings and improves template rendering performance.

Yes, you can use this refactoring approach for an Umbraco v17 migration project. It specifically targets technical debt by scanning Razor views to ensure navigation logic and partial rendering follow the latest framework best practices required for the v17 upgrade.

The best way to modernize Umbraco Razor views for type safety is replacing deprecated IPublishedContent navigation properties with generic, type-safe alternatives. This refactoring ensures templates adhere to current Umbraco API patterns and eliminates legacy dynamic property access.

Replacing legacy navigation properties in Umbraco Razor does not require manual updates to every view. The refactoring process scans the current project directory to automatically identify and update deprecated properties and synchronous partial rendering calls across the templates.