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Repository module - is compatible with DNN 10?

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sypa

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3/31/2026 12:32 PM

We are still using the Repository Module on DNN 9.13.

It looks like the Repository module is no longer supported, but just wondering if anyone has actually tried it in DNN version 10?

Daniel Valadas

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3/31/2026 1:09 PM

I know there is at least this issue https://github.com/DNNCom...Repository/issues/80 maybe more.

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