refs #8868
The `image-size` library supports now `.ico` files, which means there is no longer need to use the `icojs` library.
- removes unnecessary `icojs` dependency
- refactors `getIconDimensions` fn in blog icon util to fetch image sizes synchronus
- removes unnecessary `getIconDimensions` fn in blog icon validation, as there is no longer need to use different image size fn for different file extensions, and uses `getIconDimensions` from blog util fn instead.
- updates and adds more tests
no issue
- Split routes out from the API app 🎨
- Use the same pattern as the blog app
- General cleanup/unification across all of the `app.js` files
- Split middleware config out from API routes
- Logical groupings make it easier to see WTF is going on 😬
refs #8901
- Adds support for:
```
{{#has number="3"}} // A single number
{{#has number="3, 6, 9"}} // list the numbers you want to match against
{{#has number="nth:3"}} // special syntax for nth item
```
And
```
{{#has index="3"}} // A single number
{{#has index="3, 6, 9"}} // list the numbers you want to match against
{{#has index="nth:3"}} // special syntax for nth item
```
refs #8859
- adds new `configuration/private` endpoint for exposing config that should not be accessible without authentication
- adds `unsplashAPI` to private config
- adds empty `unsplash` config to default settings
no issue
- Upgraded ghost-ignition
- Use debug from ghost-ignition everywhere in the code base
- Remove debug dependency
- Fixed random typo in Gruntfile.js
fixes#8845
- We had a report of weird URLS being output in admin stories view
- This is due to plaintext being incorrectly generated
- In order for a URL to be correct, it would need to already contain the subdirectory
- This line in the post model adds it as well, causing a duplicate
- Hence removing this line is the fix
fixes#8898
- This is a user error, not a system error
- Downgrading to a 4xx status code means it doesn't appear in logs where it shouldn't
- We didn't have a suitable error available so I added UpdateCollisionError with 409 status
refs #5091
- This tiny refactor opens the door for using channel config inside of helpers
- This means that ghost_head, and the next_post/prev_post helpers can be context aware
refs #5091
- occurred to me whilst documenting the custom homepage config, that RSS and pagination
need to be optional
- added a very quick if statement & tests
- needs further refactoring & test improvements
- this will not disable the RSS url output in meta data yet 😔
no issue
- Most of our other projects have `npm run dev`
- In Ghost we use `grunt dev`, but I also want to have DEBUG turned on for development
- `npm run dev` is a shortcut for these 2 things
- Also cos I keep accidentally typing `npm run dev` anyway 😬
no issue
- 404 errors clutter up the log files and stdout when developing
- We don't really need these as more than a single line, like other requests
- This is how it worked in LTS
- This is also more consistent with other software (e.g. nginx)
closes#8334
- adds title, image and description to structured data to be rendered as open graph and twitter data.
- if meta title and description for a post exists already, the custom structured data will overwrite those for `og:` and `twitter:` data. `JSON-LD` (Schema.org`) is not affected and will stay the same.
- adds tests
- adds new og and twitter fields to schema incl. migration
closes#8651
- inactive users are suspended users or the owner user on blog setup
- added a check to see if user is inactive in import
- passes all tests
closes#8808
Problem:
- In certain cases, particularly in production mode, errors would be hidden
- E.g. fatal theme errors could not be seen, users instead saw "Failed to lookup view 'error' in views directory"
- This is extremely unhelpful, particularly for people upgrading from 1.0.0 or 1.0.1 where the disqus rule was added
afterwards and modified casper would error
Solution:
- Ensure that we properly setup handlebars when we throw an error
- If engines is not set, set all the view engine related properties
closes#8829
- `grunt release` build the admin assets in the folder you execute the command
- the admin build generates the admin views
- we copy the production view for development to avoid another ember build
- the copy command has to happen before we prepare the build zip, otherwise the release tree is incomplete
- this will prevent missing the development view for npm