refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/592
- heads up, I'm not really sure about this fix
- when we're wrapping `setTimeout`, time stops and mysql2 starts doing
weird things because we then shift time and it hits timeouts
- apparently `shouldAdvanceTime` should fix this by automatically
incrementing time along with the system clock
- given the problem is quite difficult to hit, I could just be seeing a
lack of this due to some other factor
- also removed unnecessary sinon sandbox creation as this is superfluous
- Moves Milestone emails from public beta to GA✨ Moved Milestone emails to GA
- Moves Milestone emails from public beta to GA✨ Moved Milestone emails to GA
- Moves Milestone emails from public beta to GA✨ Moved Milestone emails to GA
- Moves Milestone emails from public beta to GA✨ Moved Milestone emails to GA
- Moves Milestone emails from public beta to GA✨ Moved Milestone emails to GA
- Moves Milestone emails from public beta to GA✨ Moved Milestone emails to GA
- Moves Milestone emails from public beta to GA✨ Moved Milestone emails to GA
- Moves Milestone emails from public beta to GA✨ Moved Milestone emails to GA
- Moves Milestone emails from public beta to GA
refs
https://www.notion.so/ghost/Marketing-Milestone-email-campaigns-1d2c9dee3cfa4029863edb16092ad5c4?pvs=4
- When milestones will be activated we would send out emails to users
that are way above the achieved milestone, as we didn't record
milestones before
- The plan is to implement a 0 milestone and don't send an email for
achieving those and also add all achieved milestones in the first run
until a first milestone is stored in the DB, then increment from there.
- This change takes care of two cases:
1. Milestones gets enabled and runs initially. We don't want to send
emails unless there's already at least one milestone achieved. For that
we add a 0 milestone helper and add a `initial` reason to the meta
object for the milestone event, so we can choose not to ping Slack and
also disable email sending for all milestones achieved in this initial
run.
2. All achieved milestones will be stored in the DB, even when that
means we skip some. This introduces the `skipped` reason which also
doesn't send emails for the skipped milestones, but will do for
correctly achieved milestones (always the highest one).
- Added handling for slack notifications to not attempt sending when
reason is `skipped` or `initial`
- this cleans up all imports or variables that aren't currently being used
- this really helps keep the tests clean by only allowing what is needed
- I've left `should` as an exemption for now because we need to clean up
how it is used
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/389
This removes many error logs when the end-to-end test suite is run with the log-level set to error. Many errors are intentional, so the resolution is typically to stub the error log function and assert that it would have been called.
no issue
- Switches to used newly added config values throughout the services
- Updated the `shouldSendEmail` fn to check if actual value is too far from achieved milestone as determined by the percentage setting (e. g. 998 members should not accidentally receive an email for achieving 100 members)
no issue
- Instead of running milestone service directly on boot, set a random
timeout of 0-4 days to run after boot
- Updated tests
- Service is still behind a beta flag
refs
https://www.notion.so/ghost/Marketing-Milestone-email-campaigns-1d2c9dee3cfa4029863edb16092ad5c4?pvs=4
- Added a `slack-notifications` repository which handles sending Slack
messages to a URL as defined in our Ghost(Pro) config (also includes a
global switch to disable the feature if needed) and listens to
`MilestoneCreatedEvents`.
- Added a `slack-notification` service which listens to the events on
boot.
- In order to have access to further information such as the reason why
a Milestone email hasn't been sent, or the current ARR or Member value
as comparison to the achieved milestone, I added a `meta` object to the
`MilestoneCreatedEvent` which then gets accessible by the event
subscriber. This avoid doing further requests to the DB as we need to
have this information in relation to the event occurred.
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Co-authored-by: Fabien "egg" O'Carroll <fabien@allou.is>
no issue
- The way we're going to implement milestones diverged from the original idea of handling email sending within the milestone-emails package, as we'll be sending events instead and will utilise the StaffService to listen to them and send the emails
- This renames the package as well as the service in core itself and all relevant tests
