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DX | 03-08-2026 | Release - #201
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Adds full read access to Taxonomy Publishing via the CDA: list all taxonomies, fetch a single taxonomy, list/fetch terms within a taxonomy, and walk term hierarchy (locales, ancestors, descendants). All calls support locale filtering and locale fallback, including across nested term hierarchies. - ContentstackClient.Taxonomies(uid) scopes to a specific taxonomy; Taxonomies() (no uid) continues to support entry-filtering unchanged. - New Term/TermQuery classes provide Fetch/Locales/Ancestors/Descendants and a fluent Find<T>() query builder (locale, depth, branch, pagination). - New Internals/TaxonomyRequestHelper centralizes request-building, header-merging, and error-parsing across Taxonomy/Term/TermQuery. - Unit tests (mocked) and live integration tests cover every endpoint, locale/fallback behavior, and multi-level term hierarchy traversal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…my filter is set Taxonomy.Find<T>() is `new`-hidden over Query.Find<T>() to support listing all taxonomies (GET /taxonomies). Because C# resolves `new`-hidden members by the static declared type, this silently broke the entry-filter feature (Taxonomies().Above/Below/EqualAndAbove/EqualAndBelow/Exists(...).Find<Entry>()): every call landed on GET /taxonomies instead of GET /taxonomies/entries, with the filter dropped and no exception thrown - regardless of whether the filter methods were chained fluently or called as separate statements. Find<T>() now checks a new internal HasEntryFilters flag (true once a filter method has populated QueryValueJson) and delegates to base.Find<T>() - the inherited Query pipeline - when set, reusing the existing virtual _Url dispatch to reach /taxonomies/entries with the filter intact. Adds HasEntryFilters regression tests to TaxonomyUnitTests.cs, and tightens TaxonomySupportTest.cs's assertions, which previously treated any exception as a passing test and never verified the response shape. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
feat(9681): add Taxonomy Publishing CDA support with localization
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Taxonomiesclass now supports fetch, list, term operations, hierarchy traversal, localization, and per-node fallback.