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Published Jul. 2, 2025

How to identify the version of Clay under DXP?

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József Géczi

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Issue

  • As a developer, I would like to identify the exact version of Clay on the specific DXP version (and patch level) which is currently running.

Environment

  • DXP 7.1

Resolution

  • Please go to Control Panel -> System Settings -> Javascript Loader and enable the option Explain module resolutions.

  • When this option is set, reload the page and search in browser console for package frontend-taglib-clay where logs are shown, for example:

    "frontend-taglib-clay$clay-button@2.20.2/lib/ClayButton", "frontend-taglib-clay$clay-alert@2.20.2/lib/ClayAlertBase.soy", "frontend-taglib-clay$clay-alert@2.20.2/lib/ClayAlertBase"

    This also tells the version number itself. In the example above it is actually 2.20.2 - this is the one Liferay is providing in Clay taglibs under DXP 7.1.

  • That means, in case Clay taglibs are applied, that one is the Clay version which is available for use. 

  • Please note: There is no available option present out-of-the-box in liferay-clay taglibs to set which Clay version to be used, on demand.

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