closes#6462
- monkey-patch validator.extends() since it was dropped by validator @5.0.0
- coerce input to string prior to validation (custom toString func)
- need to handle boolean validation based on column type not isIn()
- use `lodash.tostring` to convert input values to strings
refs #6589
- add internalAppsPath as a proper config path
- middleware/routes will be setup for any internal apps which have the function
- this should be refactored into some sort of proper hooks system as part of apps
- internal apps get permission to do anything the proxy allows
refs #6301, #4176
Add migration for:
- 5 new client permissions
- 15 relations between the admin, editor & author role and the 5 new permissions
- updates to tests to show that permissions get updated properly
refs #6301, #6399
- new scheduler client will be used by any web app that handles time and calls back to the scheduling API at the right time
- new scheduler client will need to be confidential, rather than public, hence the 'web' type instead of 'ua'
- adds validation to client type that it must have a type of 'ua', 'web', or 'native'
refs #6301
- move the temporary `fixClientSecret` function from migration.init into being a proper fixture migration task
- update the tests accordingly
refs #6301
- bump the default version & update corresponding test
- add empty task folders for 005 data & fixture migrations
- update tests to cover the new 005 upgrades
- remove old casper.js tests
- cleanup mochacli groups that are less useful than `grunt test:path`
- improve inline Gruntfile.js docs
- fixup coverage for new internal apps
- add new coverage-all task which works for all our tests
- reverse order of master-warn messages to make this clearer
- remove bluebird from greenkeeper ignores
Closes#6625
- Adds a failing test for not returning computed columns as well
as for the bookshelf bug where extra columns passed into a fetch
will result in the model having an extra "quoted" column.
- Filter model attributes for passing into "fetch" but used the
entire list of columns for `toJSON`.
closes#5914, #6589
- moves all private-blogging related code & tests into /server/apps/private-blogging/
- rework Grunt to run private-blogging tests
- modify server apps code to have a place for internal apps
refs #6301, #4176
- always check existence of items before attempting to create them, in order to prevent duplicates
- provide stats on how many object creations are expected vs done
- split out and improve fixture utils tests (100% covers utils)
Refs #6644
- deps: cors@2.7.1; Add express cors package.
- Adds new middleware for proper CORS support.
- Handles CORS pre-flight checks.
- Separates request authentication/authorization from
CORS.
Refs #6642
- Do not send CORS headers on an invalid "origin"
header, but otherwise allow the response to
proceed normally. This enforces CORS for the browser
but does not blow up non-CORS requests.
refs #6301
- The order of model fixtures matters, so they should be in an array
- By splitting out the population code into a utils file, it'll be possible to use this to do updates as well
- This should make it much easier to do permissions updates in future
Closes#6620
* Changed it from always returning true, to evaluate if it is the
current logged in user, and if so, check the old password. If not,
ignore
refs #6621, #6622
- remove unneeded `return new Promise.resolve()` lines
- reduce code in tests
- improve quality of tests checking that all task functions are executed
- add missing test coverage
- Simplify the `init` method in `models/index.js` so that it no longer
returns a promise. Easier to use.
- Eliminates the `deleteAllContent` method from `models/index.js` as it
can all be handled at the API layer in a single spot.
- Optimize `destroyAllContent` in `api/db.js`. Eliminates
double-fetching every post from the database and converting it to
JSON. Also only fetches ids from the database instead of the entire
model.
- Eliminates the custom static method `destroy` in the Post model in
favor of handling detaching tag relations in a single place (the
`destroying` event). This also eliminates a big source of unneeded
database round trips--needing to get post ids to feed into
`Post.destroy()` which then re-fetches the post again.
refs #6301
- fix messages that joined with comma and therefore missed outputting version no
- change `logInfo` to `logger` that has both an info and a warn method
- add new warn method to errors
- add a warn message everytime a migration (data or fixture) gets skipped over
- update logger everywhere, including tests
- update tests to check logger.warn gets called
refs #6301
- Make sure that every fixture operation has a check to ensure that it hasn't already run
- E.g. The update of sort_order on posts_tags should only happen if there are no values which aren't a zero
- This makes sure that we don't accidentally overwrite data on FORCE_MIGRATE
- No need to try to set settings types if they are already correct
- Only update the admin client if it needs it, else we're regenerating secrets each time
refs #5091, #6612
- fixes meta data so it won't output 'null' as a JSON-LD schema
- added test coverage for this if/else
- this case cannot happen within the existing system, it only happens with custom channels after #6612
refs #5091, #6612
- unify getNextUrl & getPrevUrl into getPaginatedUrl
- ensure that it can generate a prev, next or exact page no url
- ensure that it can figure out the base url
- use the same code from the page_url helper
- refactor the tests to ensure there's 100% coverage
Following on from #6612, this ensures that pagination always works regardless of whether the channel is default or custom
refs #5091
- makes post context explicit - data.post must be set, rather than post being the default
- uses channelConfig to determine the context for a channel (the channel name) rather than basing it off of the URL
- updates tests to setup the contexts more clearly, the outcome has not changed
Since #6469 req has channelConfig attached to it.
We can use req.channelConfig to determine what the context should be for a channel (the channel name)
This allows us to remove the hardcoded URLs, and means that custom channels will automatically get their own context.
Coupled with removing 'post' from being a default/fallthrough, to being explicitly set, this will reduce
potential context errors, as we start to extend the frontend capabilities
closes#6604
* Default for `to` was always `(from-1) + limit`. This caused a problem
where the `to` value could be higher than the length of the number of
blog posts, causing `@last` to never be called/reached
* Now sets `to` to have a default of `length` and if a limit was sent
through and not higher than `length`, to then set `to` to that value
* Added some extra tests for `@last` and `@first` use cases
* Added some inline commenting
