no issue
- `when` makes the modifier a little easier to read for it's typical use-case, eg:
- `{{scroll-to when=(eq entry.slug this.entry)}}`
- `{{scroll-to when=(eq this.focusArea "analytics")}}`
refs. https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/356
- The entry for Audit log had been temporarily put on the top level Settings screen. Instead it's now accessible from Settings / General from a generic About box which had been moved from the What's new page. This also required to update the layout of the What's new page a little bit.
- if we're running a pre-release, we haven't released it on GitHub so
Admin shouldn't provide a link to it
- instead of pulling in `semver`, I've just gone for the simpler method
of looking for the pre-release string identifier
refs https://ghost.org/docs/faq/supported-databases/
- the supported database changes we were putting in place for v5 are
now applicable, so the copy needs to change
- also including minor design updates to make it look like an error
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/326
- we want to simplify the What's New screen to hide the fields that are
irrelevant for users in hosted environments
- this should still show the database warning for self-hosters
no issue
- This will help with the octane migration and you can still run the lint rules even when they are todos. (Checkout the docs at 158b119667/docs/todos.md) The good news is any new code will be checked against the recommended config.
- I fixed all the auto fixable things we could get in this PR as well
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/175
- both cases now show the same message so I've reverted back to
returning a boolean indicating whether it should be shown
- also pulls out the check for Pro so the if-statements are easier to
read
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/175
refs c4083967df
- the referenced commit added a warning message to the What's New page
to notify the user that we're going to be requiring MySQL 8 in
production as of v5
- this would also show if the user was already using MySQL 8, which
isn't ideal
- I've added a library to Ghost which will return the specific version
of MySQL used, so we can now detect that
- eb68e8d339 has updated the config endpoint to return `mysql5`, `mysql8` etc,
so we can now change the logic here to reflect that
- this commit also adds another warning if we're in development mode and
using mysql5, as this will not be supported as of v5
no issue
- Ghost 5.0 will require MySQL 8 when running in production so we've added a warning to the whats new/about screen to give some visibility for self-hosters to prepare
- updated `whatsnew` controller to native class syntax
