Engineering notes

July forced two jobs: patch the Delivery API flaw (13.15.1 / 17.5.3 / 18.0.2) and patch Umbraco Forms (13.9.8 / 17.4.7 / 18.0.5). Everything else in the month was the December calendar, argued from four directions.

Three vulnerabilities patched in Umbraco 16.5.1 and 17.2.2 on 10 March. The rest of the month was mostly umbraco.com itself: Agent Skills, the Q1 product update, an AI community team.

Umbraco 13.0.0-13.12.0 got a moderate security patch on 9 December. Everything else the month produced came from 24 Days in Umbraco, plus a new Enterprise bundle and a Q1 2026 date for Compose.

Umbraco 17 LTS landed on 27 November on .NET 10, with three years of support. uSync 17.0.0 and Clean Starter Kit v7 shipped the same day. The community had a harder month than the product did.

Umbraco's September 2025: a security patch for Umbraco 13 through the Smidge dependency, the Developer MCP Server beta moving into Umbraco's own namespace, two uSync patches, and the 2026 price list read after the fact.

A moderate-severity Content Delivery API advisory patched in 13.9.3, 15.4.4 and 16.1.1; three uSync releases in nine days, all of it v13 upgrade debt; and Umbraco's roadmap post on MCP, Compose and search.

Two moderate advisories, the last public patch for Umbraco 10, uSync moving development to v16, and Codegarden announcements that mostly land after the v17 LTS.

Umbraco's 6 May advisory fixed a moderate user-enumeration issue in 10.x and 13.x, but the patch only exists on the latest minor. Plus ContentAudit, uSync 15.1.8 and the v16 release candidate.