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- some errors weren't being reported because they were being passed to
Sentry before our middleware could populate the error information
- this commit inserts the Sentry middleware into these steps
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- when `servePublicFile` middleware serves an image it resulted in a "Cannot set headers after they are sent to the client" error because `next()` was erroneously called for successful requests which then tripped the `prettyUrls` middleware which tries to perform a redirect
- only calling `next()` when an error is present allows errors to be picked up by later middleware but successful requests end in the `servePublicFile` middleware
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* Updated sendEmailWithMagicLink syntax
* Updated label name selection from theme
* Updated migration version for labels
* Added labels to export/import of members
* Added member labels sanitization for case-insensitive duplicates
* Fixed tests
* Fixed label serialization bug on import
* Bumped @tryghost/members-api to 0.15.0
* Fixed lint
* Cleanup
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- Allows for syntax like `{{#has visibility="paid"}}` to be used on Content API resources (posts, pages, etc.)|
- The need for this change cropped out from being able to distinguish paid/member-only/public posts in member-enabled themes.
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We missed handling `undefined` values for fields during csv export for memebrs, which causes csv entries as `undefined` for fields that don't exist. It also added need for extra handling of `undefined` entries during csv import. This PR fixes the bug by properly handling empty/undefined values in export
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- When new Ghost instance is initialized "Complimentary" plan doesn't have to wait for the rest of plans to be configured.
- Without configured plans the admin would still be able to assign "Complimentary" plan to members or import same kind of members.
- There is no error handling at the moment when plan initialization fails, that's why it was very confusing when all of the sudden it wasn't possible to create a member record
closes#11589
- `findOne` method in destroy method was usinng wrong options object (unlinke read method id comes from frame.options not frame.data) thus this was causing 404 errors
- The filename is returned to be able to fetch the backup on demand
- Wasn't able to limit exported tables as exporter doesn't support such functionality
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- serving of our public asset images was broken
- we were reading the binary file in as a string so we could do url transforms, this meant data was lost/corrupted and browsers could not display the served data
- we were using the wrong mime-type for pngs which meant browsers were triggering downloads rather than displaying images (at least when accessed directly)
- updates uses of `servePublicFile` to have the correct png mimetype
- adjusts `servePublicFile` to treat any mime type starting with `image` as a binary file, passing the file directly through express using `res.sendFile` and skipping the in-memory content caching which is mostly only useful for text files with URL transforms
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- When importing large batches of members we should not allow for unlimited amount of parallel requests created as this might lead to connection pool problems and reaching API rate limits (for example Stripe API is limited to 100 req/s)
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- if a request was sent for an resized image URL that didn't contain a
file extension, the code would eventually end up throwing a 500
- this commit checks for this case and returns a 404
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- New fields that are accepted through members CSV import endpoint are:
- `subscribed_to_emails` - corresponds to `subscribed` flag in API
- `stripe_customer_id` - links existing Stripe customer to created member
- `complimentary_plan` - flag controlling "Complimentary" plan subscription creation for imported member
- Noteworthy exception in field naming - `subscribed_to_emails` that corresponds to `subscribed` API flag present on members resources. It's a special case of CSV format, where users can be less technical it's more explicit to what the flag does (also the same naming is applied in the Admin UI)
- Failing to either link Stripe customer or assign "Complimentary" subscription to imported member behaves in a transaction-like manner - imported record is not created in the database. This is needed to be able to retry imports when it fails for reasons like connectivity failure with Stripe or Stripe miss-configuration.
- To avoid conflicts with linking same Stripe customer to multiple members there is a special handling for duplicate `stripe_customer_id` fields. Records with duplicates are removed from imported set.
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- a couple of regressions tests would repeatedly fail on CI. They would
always follow tests that closed the Ghost server beforehand.
- this commit doesn't close the server after those tests have completed,
which is similar functionality to all other tests
- the actual cause is unknown at this point, but I suspect it's some
sort of race condition
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- we would regularly see IO errors coming from SQLite, which caused
random regression tests to fail
- the default journal_mode is `delete`, but this is slow and can cause
issues when multiple tests try to remove the journal file
- `truncate` is faster and shouldn't cause these issues
This reverts commit 6e024331eb.
Temporarily reverting whilst we investigate an issue with Sentry and running Ghost via Ghost-CLI.
Ghost-CLI initiated boot was failing when Sentry was installed due to what appears to be `process.cwd()` returning `undefined` here https://github.com/TryGhost/Ignition/blob/master/lib/config/index.js#L26
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- We need a way to simulate "premium" membership without any payment from members' side. For this new "Complimentary" plan is introduced
- Allows `comped` flag as an input only on `PUT /members/:id` endpoint which sets free subscriptions based on "complimentary" plan on the member
- Added `comped` flag to members endpoint responses
- Bumped members-api to 0.12.0. This version supports new set/cancel complimentary subscription methods
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- This helper allows to format currencies that use decimal normalization. For example 19.35 USD is served as 1935 from the API which always needs to be divided by 100 to get a dollar ammount.
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- the `hr` mobiledoc card does not specify an `absoluteToRelative` or `relativeToAbsolute` transformer function so falls back to the default transformer
- the default transformer function's arguments were not correct which meant that the UrlUtils object was replacing the card's typical empty-object payload
- the card's payload changing when saving mobiledoc was triggering the editor's unsaved changes warning because the API response no longer matched what was in the editor
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- requests for resized images with a trailing slash would end up
throwing a EISDIR error because it got through to writing an
image buffer to a directory
- we want to cut this off early and disallow trailing slashes
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/11499
- Removed unused and confusin isPaymentConfigured because it was basing it's logic on old `isPaid` flag. Having it in the codebase was adding confusion.
- `isPaid` config flag still needs a proper cleanup with a migration etc.
- Added little post PR merge cleanup
closes#11463
- Ghost used to always load stripe.js into the frontend of all pages when memberships are enabled, even when Stripe isn't configured / memberships to a page are free. This changes Ghost's behaviour to only load stripe.js when both stripe API tokens are present & not empty (the quickest way to verify that Stripe is fully configured & operational on a blog).
- Needs a follow-up cleanup removing confusing/not functional `isPaymentConfigured` method from members service
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- a request for a filename longer than those allowed by the filesystem produced a ENAMETOOLONG error, which would end up becoming a 500 error from Ghost
- this catches the error and returns a HTTP 400 Bad Request response
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Members/pull/105
- As members module has become a core part it makes sense to follow the same principles as in all other controllers and use the model directly instead of calling external services.
- Bumped @tryghost/members-api to 0.11.1 . New stripe-specific methods used in controllers are available starting with this version
- Exposing these new methods is a little hacky because there are no relationships setup on members_* tables. Left notes for future improvements once relations are introduced.
- We don't allow for chaging member's emails at the moment. For this reason had to modify JSON schema a little. It doesn't support OO inheritence: "This shortcoming is perhaps one of the biggest surprises of the combining operations in JSON schema: it does not behave like inheritance in an object-oriented language. " (ref. https://json-schema.org/understanding-json-schema/reference/combining.html#allof)
refs c059e8e32e
- Reason why the refactor was needed can be found in refed commit
- The logic was extracted into members-api through passing models
directly as member-api module constructor parameters
- Bumped @tryghost/members-api to 0.11.0. Needed to work after the
refactor
