refs #9178
- Migrated settings model regression to unit tests
- Removed redundant/unuseful post tests
- Extracted post model regression tests to API tests
- Renamed test suites for consistency
no issue
- Admin API v2 returned /404/, see comment in code base:
/**
* CASE: admin api should serve preview urls
*
* @NOTE
* The url service has no clue of the draft/scheduled concept. It only generates urls for published resources.
* Adding a hardcoded fallback into the url service feels wrong IMO.
*
* Imagine the site won't be part of core and core does not serve urls anymore.
* Core needs to offer a preview API, which returns draft posts.
* That means the url is no longer /p/:uuid, it's e.g. GET /api/v2/content/preview/:uuid/.
* /p/ is a concept of the site, not of core.
*
* The site is not aware of existing drafts. It won't be able to get the uuid.
*
* Needs further discussion.
*/
no issue
- acceptance tests run on each build
- regression tests run once per day
- if we do a release, we have to ensure that we run all tests
- reduces the risk of releasing a new version with broken regression tests
no-issue
The 2.17 migration included a bug which set the `is_private`, `amp` and `force_i18n` setting values to `'false'` when they should have been `'true'`
We've reverted these changes by reading the most recent backup file, and setting the value to `'true'` if the backup has it set to `'true'` AND the current db has it set to false.
We've also amended the broken migration, so that it does not cause this issue for future installs
no-issue
Currently if you run two migrations on the same day, the backup is overwritten. This change adds the `HH-mm-ss` to the file name, meaning that you get a unique backup for each migration.
refs #10599
- meta_description output wrong meta description
Only solves meta_description for this use case:
```
routes:
/:
data: page.{slug}
template: t
```
refs #10082
```
routes:
/news/:
data: post.news
```
The twitter_image was not available, because the context is [news, post] and the data is in `data.post`.
The context helper was incorrect. I think it is still not fully correct, but only focused on this use case.
The meta layer needs a full refactoring.
refs #10593
- Added `canonical_url` field to post&pages resources in Admin & Content APIs
- Support for canonical URL on metadata layer (used in {{ghost_head}} helper)
- Made sure the new field is not accessible from API v0.1
- Added handling same domain relative and absolute URLs
refs #10582
- I don't think this is a good idea
- If a user passses "null", we should treat it as a string
- I am not aware of a use case why people have "null" in their database
- If people send "null" via the API, we should respect this and accept a string
