CAConfig Editor not working in AEMaaCS
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Stefan Seifert July 7, 2020 at 2:58 PM
sounds good! next regular release is planned in this week or early next week

Jan Delannoy July 7, 2020 at 2:53 PM
Tested it with the latest 1.7.3-SNAPSHOT on AEMaaCS 2020.7.3831.20200702T194958Z and I can confirm that it works. Thanks!
Stefan Seifert July 7, 2020 at 1:42 PM
i've already changed in on the develop branch
https://github.com/wcm-io/wcm-io-caconfig/commit/864d825f469b14edec58345831d1f466b1ec2114
you can give it a try with snapshot 1.7.3-SNAPSHOT

Jan Delannoy July 7, 2020 at 1:37 PM
I’m on the same version (2020.7.3831.20200702T194958Z), not entirely sure if I tested if with 2020.6.3800.20200626T210738Z as well…. In any case, indeed I would expect it to work with a longCacheKey set as well, as it should take precedence over the other configuration. Anyway, I will create a pull request then for that small fix.
Stefan Seifert July 7, 2020 at 1:24 PM
which AEM cloud version do you have in use? i've just retested it with 2020.7.3831.20200702T194958Z and i can reproduce the that the display is broken - last time it tested it was a few days ago.
i'm aware that setting a longCacheKey is no longer required in aem cloud service, but last time i tested it worked also if one was set.
anyway it think it's not required to have a longCacheKey set for a clientlib that is only used on the author, and we can just remove it also for onprem installations.
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The caconfig editor isn't working in AEM as a Cloud Service. More specifically, there seems to be a problem with the clientlibs for the editor.
I've discovered that it works when you delete the longCacheKey property from the two clientlibs, as can be seen here: https://github.com/jdelannoy/wcm-io-caconfig/commit/0f5fd0fded9abc451bb611f1e6b05ade8fc135ed. AEMaaCS seems to create its own hashed cache key then. However, I guess this is not a solution for on-premise AEM installations, so not sure what the best solution would be...