no issue
- When importing Ghost 2.0 blogs into 2.0 blogs...
- The Koenig image card would lose it's cardWidth setting,
- because it'd be overridden by the imageStyle setting, which was null
- The importer previous _only_ kept the width if importing 1.0 blogs
Closes#10041
1. Why is this change neccesary?
String.prototype.length returns the number of code units in the string (number
of characters) while Buffer.byteLength returns the actual byte length of a
string.
2. How does it address the issue?
Places that use String.prototype.length to calculate Content-Length
were switched to Buffer.byteLength instead.
refs #7470
These tests had a random failure on travis for Node v6 w/ sqlite. I
figured I would update them to return promises, and remove state, to
make debugging easier, and hopefully fix any issues.
closes#7470
This refactors the spam prevention tests to all return promises,
hopefully making it easier to see where a test timeout might occur, it
also refactors the tests to remove the count state, which made it hard
to follow exactly what was happening or being tested.
no issue
- webhooks UI requires the ability to edit webhooks
- added `edit` permission for `webhook`
- added `edit` method to v2 webhook controller
- added `PUT /webhooks/:id` route to v2 Admin API routes
refs #9942
* Added new middleware to trigger events
* Refactored webhooks service
- added new trigger service, moved listen service to its own file
- started listening to new site.changed event
- cleaned up trigger service to work with new webhook fields
- cleaned up tests
- removed redundant trigger method in v0.1 controller
refs #9866
- invent preview api, but only used internally
- the idea of a preview api is definitiely reaslistic and came up in the past a couple of times
- by that we don't have to differentiate between pages or posts controller
- still support v0.1
- preview controller is not registered for http, only internal handling
refs #9866
- the entry helper is used for static pages and post lookups
- now that we support changing the api version, we have to respect the resource type
- for v2: we ask the pages controller for static pages
- in v0.1: pages and posts lived on the same route
- we are talking about the content API (!) - not admin api
refs #9866
- the static pages router uses the entry controller
- and the entry controller uses the lookup helper
- the lookup helper needs to either fetch static pages or posts
- v2 uses pages and posts controller
refs #9866
- we fallback to v0.1 by default
- we support different formats
- this opens the box to switch the ghost api version for the whole blog site
- i had to add a different notation for overrides.json, because the structure is not optimal (i only want the versions, not the shortcuts)
refs #9865
* Added generic messaging for resource not found
* Ensured integration model uses transaction for writes
* Created POST /integrations endpoint
* Created GET /integrations/:id endpoint
* Created GET /integrations endpoint
* Created PUT /integrations/:id endpoint
* Created DELETE /integrations/:id endpoint
closes#10024
- Updated input serializers for posts/tags/users to handle absolute urls conversion
-------
1. Ghost stores relative images urls
2. API V2 returns images with absolute urls
3. Ghost-Admin sends absolute urls back on any save e.g. update user
**Current behavior**: This will override the relative image path in db to absolute, which in turn won't get updated in future if domain or protocol changes for e.g.
**Fix**: On save/update, input serializers converts any absolute image url paths back to relative if the base URL from image fields matches the configured URL
closes#10029
- allowed page option for users, posts, & tags browse
- The page query param was not forwarding to the query, meaning that when the admin client requested the next page of users or posts, it would receive the first page again.
no-issue
- Added spam prevention to POST /session
- This blocks repeated requests the the /session endpoint preventing brute
force password attacks
- Updated session controller to reset brute middleware
- This updates the session controller to reset the brute force protection
on a successful login. This is required so that a user is not locked out
forever :o!!
refs #9866
- Switched update checker to api v2
- Updated and cleaned up the corresponding test suite
- Updated the frame pipeline to respect context passed in with Frame instance
- Exposed 'active' verison from api index module
* Extended webhooks schema/model and connected with integrations
refs #9942
- Updated webhooks schema with new columns - name, integration_id, secret, last_triggered_at, api_version
- Updated webhooks and integration model to map relationships
- Updated schema hash
- Updated test utils to exclude new webhooks columns for response comparison
* Added migration script for new webhooks columns
refs #9942
- Added migration script in 2.3 to add new columns to webhooks
* Updated schema hash
* Updated maxLength for api_version in schema
* Removed concurrency value from migration script
* Added defaults for webhooks model
* Added status field to webhooks for last trigger status
* Updated schema hash
* Fixed tests with status field
* Removed concurrency value in migration script
* Cleanup
* Updated schema with new fields
- last_triggered_status, last_triggered_error
no-issue
There are a few libraries, including node core that when given an array
for a query parameter will encode it as repeated query params. e.g.
```
{someParam: ['a', 'b']}
// becomes
'?someParam=a&someParam=b'
```
This adds a check for the value to stop us 500ing on repeated keys and
to add easier interop with http clients
