Ref #3084
This PR does NOT hide the dropdown as required to close 3084.
- `EditorNewRoute` creates post with the author set to the current user
- added `authors` ArrayPromiseProxy (whoa, what?) to PSM
- added `changeAuthor` function that sets author and saves model when the user selects a new author
closes#2600
- adds 2 new columns to tags, for the soon-to-land tag management UI
- fixes validation for the active bool in app_fields
- adds missing return to addColumn command
- cleanup in addTableColumn util
No Issue
- Do not run generateSlugPlaceholder if save has been initiated
and the title has already been set on the post. At that stage
a slug has already been generated and another API call is not
necessary.
fixes#3275, fixes#3290, ref #3086, ref #3084
- Ensure that we use the current logged in user and not just user 1 when
- removing hard coded user: 1 except where absolutely necessary
- passing context, rather than user to models
- base model has a new function to determine what id to use for created_by etc
Refs #3160
- gh-notifications component now takes an optional notify
parameter. If present it will be invoked as an action
when a notification is added or removed.
- Add a data-notification-count attribute to the main container
that tracks the number of "top" notification messages that
are currently being shown.
Closes#3279
- Switch from this.session.get('user') to this.store.find('user') and
some further limiting until a custom user adapter is created
- Switch the deactivate logic to rollback the used model
- Pass the user as the model in the link-to in user list template
closes#3128 (now really)
- added express variable disableLoginLimiter
- added disableLoginLimiter to all tests that use Ghost as module and
do authentication
- fixed isSetup not working for status other than active
- removed ‚Ensure a User is Registered‘ test as this is covered by the
new setup test
Reverting the placeholder that was introduced in #2734 to fix#1623. We should handle this intelligently by automatically interpretting the input and using validation if we can't. The user should not have to know or care about what http is.
Regardless off any of the above, we should not be introducing user-facing text like this without proper consideration. A placeholder of "http://ghost.org" is far more confusing than no placeholder at all. It also looks like a cheap promotional tactic on our part.
refs #3283, refs #2739, refs #3096
- Renames permissions which didn't follow bread
- Adds permissions for notifications, mail and tags
Still todo:
- wire up the new permissions where they are needed
- add permissions for roles
