Move UI Client files to StaticAssets project and refactor build targets#15055
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One of the biggest hurdles with getting started with the CMS codebase (for contributing and debugging) is currently the fact that you need to first manually run
npmcommands to build the front-end bits. Also, if NPM packages get updated, you need to manually re-runnpm cito get the correct/latest versions installed.For our commercial products, we're already using an adaptation of the
MicrosoftAspNetCore.ClientAssetsbuild targets, which takes care of automatically restoring and building NPM client assets as part of the .NET build. There are plans to integrate this into the .NET SDK, but that has recently been delayed to .NET 9...Testing can be done by checking whether the build output (specifically the
Umbraco.Cms.StaticAssetsNuGet package) contains the correct assets and the backoffice still runs when checking out a fresh copy of this PR and runningdotnet run --project src\Umbraco.Web.UI(spoiler: this will do a .NET restore and build, NPM install and build, and finally start the application and show the installer screen).