ref https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-721
- when changing the response to a `204` for requests with no cookie we'd lost the `Cache-Control: public, max-age: 0` header which meant some cache systems weren't caching as efficiently as possible
ref https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/TRI-65
In the context of referrals, we want to understand how useful our
“Powered by Ghost” badges are.
There are currently a few places where the “Powered by Ghost” badge can
be rendered:
- in newsletters (enabled/disabled by publisher, on a newsletter basis)
- in Portal popups, e.g. member signup/signin/account settings
- in the footer of some themes, including Source & Casper
We're adding the query param ?via to evaluate the usage of the badge in
newsletters.
no-issue
This adds the barebones of a NestJS application wired up to the Admin API
behind a feature flag, so that we can experiement with how to use Nest in the
context of Ghost
closes ENG-730
closes https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-730/
We've updated the input serializer to parse the filter, and responded
with an error if it cannot be parsed correctly.
Now that it's parsed, we can pass a mongo query object through the
stack, which will lend itself to better typing for this code, which is a
direction we want to go in anyway. We've had to update all the internal
usages of the `browse` method to use mongo query objects.
ref https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-740/http-500-error-when-image-processing-fails
refs 4aad551c72
- upon further discussion, we've decided it's better to throw an error
in this case because the uploaded image is deemed invalid and storing
it on the filesystem might cause more issues with resizing/further
processing in the future
- this commit implements that and alters the tests
fixes ENG-740
fixes https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-740/http-500-error-when-image-processing-fails
- in the event the image transform library throws (which can happen for
many reasons; sharp/libvips can come across a number of errors), we
currently return this as a HTTP 500 error to the user
- in this case, we should just try-catch the call and jump to the
non-processing flow where it just saves the original image
- also added breaking test
closes https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-721
ref https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-708
Comments-UI loads `/ghost/admin-frame/` in an iframe to check if a Staff User is authenticated in order to show moderation options. That iframe request loads a HTML page which in turn contains a script that fires off an API request that attempts to fetch the logged-in user details, resulting in a 403 "error" showing up when not authenticated. In the vast majority of cases there will be no staff user authenticated so lots of extra requests and "errors" are seen unnecessarily.
- adjusted the `/ghost/auth-frame/` endpoint to check if the request contains an Admin session cookie
- if it does, continue as before with rendering the HTML page so the script is loaded
- if it doesn't, return an empty 204 response avoiding the script request and subsequent 403-generating API request
- eliminates the 403 error being generated for all typical visitor traffic, the error should only be seen when an Admin was previously logged in but their cookie is no longer valid (either from logging out, or going past the 6month validity period)
fixes https://github.com/TryGhost/Product/issues/4237
- this fixes the fact that we return a HTTP 500 response when the oembed
library receives an error, such as a 401 or 403
- includes special handling for cases where we want to return a slightly
different error message
- also adds unit tests for @tryghost/oembed-service package
fixes ENG-733
ref https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-733/handle-image-uploads-where-name-is-too-long
- filesystems usually have a filename length limit; ie. on macOS it is
255 characters
- if a file is uploaded with a longer filename, we'll return a HTTP 500
- we shouldn't do this as it is user error, so we can just catch the
error code and return BadRequest
- this implements that, and adds a breaking test
- this version is written in TS, but was published a few months ago and
needs to be bumped here
- also updates a previous deep include into the library, which was
unnecessary anyway
refs INC-36
fixes https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/19796
- The tiers-only paywall was incorrectly rendering "Free". Example:
"This post is for subscribers of the Free, Silver and Gold tiers only"
- Steps to reproduce the issue:
1. Create a post with public visibility, publish it
2. Then swap the visibility to specific tiers. The default selects all
paid tiers. Leave it like that
3. Update the post. The paywall show Free, even though it should be
showing only the paid tiers
- This fix filters out the "free" tier when visibility is set to tiers,
before updating a Post or a Page. The fix includes bulk updates from the
list of Posts and Pages (right-click on a Post/Page > Change Access).
refs INC-36
fixes https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/19796
- The tiers-only paywall was incorrectly rendering "Free". Example:
"This post is for subscribers of the Free, Silver and Gold tiers only"
- Steps to reproduce the issue:
1. Create a post with public visibility, publish it
2. Then swap the visibility to specific tiers. The default selects all
paid tiers. Leave it like that
3. Update the post. The paywall show Free, even though it should be
showing only the paid tiers
- This fix filters out the "free" tier when visibility is set to tiers,
before updating a Post or a Page. The fix includes bulk updates from the
list of Posts and Pages (right-click on a Post/Page > Change Access).
no issue
Bumps `Comments-UI` app version that contains an improvement to data loading:
- within the comments block we only use Admin auth to show moderation options on each displayed comment but we were always pre-emptively loading the `admin-auth` frame and making the associated Admin API user request. That loading has now been deferred until at least one comment has been displayed cutting down unnecessary requests on each post view
no issue
Bumps `Comments-UI` app version that contains an improvement to data loading:
- within the comments block we only use Admin auth to show moderation options on each displayed comment but we were always pre-emptively loading the `admin-auth` frame and making the associated Admin API user request. That loading has now been deferred until at least one comment has been displayed cutting down unnecessary requests on each post view
closes ENG-627
We were using `cheerio` to parse+modify+serialize our rendered HTML to modify links for member attribution. Cheerio's serializer has a [long-standing issue](https://github.com/cheeriojs/cheerio/issues/720) (that we've [had to deal with before](https://github.com/TryGhost/SDK/issues/124)) where it replaces single-quote attributes with double-quote attributes. That was resulting in broken rendering when content used single-quotes such as in HTML cards that have JSON data inside a `data-` attribute or otherwise used single-quotes to avoid escaping double-quotes in an attribute value.
- swapped the implementation that uses `cheerio` for one that uses `html5parser` to tokenize the html string, from there we can loop over the tokens and replace the href attribute values in the original string without touching any other part of the content. Avoids a full parse+serialize process which is both more costly and can result unexpected content changes due to serializer opinions.
- fixes the quote change bug
- uses tokenization directly to avoid cost of building a full AST
- updated Content API Posts snapshot
- one of our fixtures has a missing closing tag which we're no longer "fixing" with a full parse+serialize step in the link replacer (keeps modified src closer to original and better matches behaviour elsewhere in the app / without member-attribution applied)
- the link replacer no longer converts `attr=""` to `attr` (these are equivalent in the HTML spec so no change in behaviour other than preserving the original source html)
- added a benchmark test file comparing the two implementations because the link replacer runs on render so it's used in a hot path
- new implementation has a 3x performance improvement
- the separate files with the old/new implementations have been cleaned up but I've left the benchmark test file in place for future reference
Benchmark results comparing implementations:
```
❯ node test/benchmark.js
LinkReplacer
├─ cheerio: 5.03K /s ±2.20%
├─ html5parser: 16.5K /s ±0.43%
Completed benchmark in 0.9976526670455933s
┌─────────────┬─────────┬────────────┬─────────┬───────┐
│ (index) │ percent │ iterations │ current │ max │
├─────────────┼─────────┼────────────┼─────────┼───────┤
│ cheerio │ '' │ '5.03K/s' │ 5037 │ 5037 │
│ html5parser │ '' │ '16.5K/s' │ 16534 │ 16534 │
└─────────────┴─────────┴────────────┴─────────┴───────┘
```
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-712/
I don't think we ever need to respond with a 500 here, if the verify call
fails, we know that the token is unauthorized for use.
refs. https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/DES-122/bookmark-card-issues
This PR addresses the following content card related problems:
1. The design of the following cards are more self-contained so it makes
more sense to use `px` for their font-sizes and spacings so it looks the
same regardless of the theme. Of course themes still can override these
values.
Updated cards to use `px` for font sizing:
- audio
- bookmark
- file
- product
2. So far header and signup cards had been using `rem` for font-sizes
and some sizing. This commit updates these to use `em` instead so that
it's consistent with all other cards.
3. The favicon sometimes is not available for bookmark cards. This PR also
fixes that by providing a default favicon for these cases.
no issue
Bumps `Comments-UI` app version that contains a few changes:
- comments data is now lazy-loaded with API requests being deferred until the comments block is scrolled into view, saving up-front visitor data usage as well as reducing server-load for page views where the comments are never seen
- comments data is now fetched from `/members/api/comments/{post_id}/` rather than using the post_id in the `filter` param to enable cache bucketing and cache invalidation
- `created_at` timestamp has been dropped from the initial comments data request so the results can be cached, on pagination requests the timestamp has been improved to use the created_at data from the response so it remains consistent and can also be cached
- `order` param has been dropped from API requests as the API has been updated to include our default ordering
closes ENG-681
There's no need to provide an `order` param with every request in Comments-UI if the API has default ordering that matches our requirements. The order param makes logs more noisy/harder to read than they need to be so we want to get rid of it.
- modified comments API input serializer to add a default order param to the browse and replies endpoints when none is provided
- removed order param from the requests that Comments-UI makes
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-676/
We want to make sure that we're not serving stale liked counts for
comments, which means we need to cache bust when they're liked/unliked
Unfortuantely this means we need to fetch the comment from the db so
that we have access to the post id.
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-676/
This is the meat of the change and actually causes the cache to be
invalidated on adds and edits to the comments endpoints.
It doesn't currently include the liked/unliked actions at the moment
as we don't have easy access to the post id from those endpoints.
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-676/
This is pretty simple as we can reuse the existing browse method
on the CommentsController, but we need to add support for the post_id
option to the endpoint, for it to be added to the frame.
We also need to update the browse method to enforce the post_id on the
NQL filter. I initially tried this with string concatenation, but ran
into way too many bugs, so we're using a mongo transformer instead.
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-670
We keep running into issues with a sites content not being correct,
and slow get helpers being the suspect - but it's difficult to prove.
The idea behind this it to give us concrete evidence, which will allow
us to diagnose the problem faster.
closes ENG-660
- added tagged template function to strip leading whitespace from our plaintext email strings without making the source file harder to read
