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- adjusted mega's post serializer to get full email contents
- fetch `mobiledoc` from the API rather than the pre-rendered `html` and `plaintext`
- re-generate `html` using the mobiledoc renderer with an "email" target so that the email-only card content is included
- re-generate `plaintext` from the newly generated email html
- added replacement handling to mega's `getEmailData` function
- find all of our `%%{replacement "fallback"}%%` instances in the html template and push them into a replacements array with the respective property on the member instance and desired fallback
- transform the replacement for Mailgun compatibility. Mailgun uses `%recipient.variable_name%` for its template variables so we need to replace our custom replacement string with the compatible version. Our replacements system allows for the same replacement (`{subscriber_name}`) to be used multiple times and have different fallbacks, Mailgun doesn't support fallbacks so for each replacement we also need an indexed `variable_name` part so that we can put our fallbacks in the correct place
- perform the same Mailgun template transformation for the plaintext version except we re-use the replacements array to avoid bloating the API request to Mailgun with duplicate template variables for every recipient
- swapped `reduce` for a plain loop for easier readability
fixes#11740
- there was a discrepancy in the use of `private_blog` within the
code, and `private_block` in the default config
- this commit switches the code to `block` in order to avoid breaking
existing configs
- in 3.13.2 the importer always throws the error "The "path" argument must be of type string. Received an instance of Object"
- this is due to a change in method signature that wasn't accounted for
- added a test to catch similar changes to this code in future
fixes#11723
- when deleting an invite/label/tag/webhook that doesn't
exist, Ghost would throw a 500 error
- this commit catches the NotFoundError
- also rejects from model if nothing was found
- spotted in Sentry
- the helper dir also contained some code used with helpers - utils and helper-helpers?
- the goal here was for helpers to be the only thing in their folder so we can look at moving them out
- all other code has been moved to services/themes for now, which is not the right place either
- services/themes is a catch-all for theme storage, loading, validation, rendering and more, needs to be broken down
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- moved `mobiledoc.renderers.mobiledocHtmlRenderer` to `mobiledoc.mobiledocHtmlRenderer` so that it's easier for the getter to access the parent objects getters
- removed all tests and dependencies that now live in @tryghost/mobiledoc-dom-renderer
- kept the `mobiledocHtmlRenderer` test because that's testing that we've correctly wired up our cards and atoms and the output is what we expect
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- the blank document we use in Ghost is not specific to the html renderer
- renamed from `structure` to `document` to better represent its intent
- allows for easier extraction of `mobiledocHtmlRenderer`
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- importing an LTS export would cause Ghost to throw a 500 error because
it used InternalServerError.
- an IncorrectUsageError is more applicable here
- this commit also updates the code comment and error message
- note: removed comment about WP exports because the plugin has been updated
to support the v2 & v3 format
- spotted in Sentry
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- added the same 2sec timeout and `Ghost` user-agent header to the `rel="alternate"` oembed request that we use for the initial html page request
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- Knex removed their use of several Bluebird methods, including `return`
- our code used `return`, but mostly to return null after a destroy action
- these uses have been replaced with `.then(() => null)` in order to
continue returning null and to avoid breaking anything
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* Added default for getting origin of request
This function is used to attach the origin of the request to the
session, and later check that requests using the session are coming from
the same origin. This protects us against CSRF attacks as requests in
the browser MUST originate from the same origin on which the user
logged in.
Previously, when we could not determine the origin we would return
null, as a "safety" net.
This updates the function to use a secure and sensible default - which
is the origin of the Ghost-Admin application, and if that's not set -
the origin of the Ghost application.
This will make dealing with magic links simpler as you can not always
guaruntee the existence of these headers when visiting via a hyperlink
* Removed init fns and getters from session service
This simplifies the code here, making it easier to read and maintain
* Moved express-session initialisation to own file
This is complex enough that it deserves its own module
* Added createSessionFromToken to session service
* Wired up the createSessionFromToken middleware
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This services handles the registration and retrieval of adapters,
it normalises the config to look like:
{
[adapterType]: {
active: adapterName,
[adapterName]: adapterConfig
}
}
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- missing modules required by an adapter weren't flagged up as missing,
but that the entire adapter was missing
- therefore, it was difficult to see what you were missing
- this commit handles the case where a module is missing, and displays
an error
* Refactored SessionStore to use @tryghost/errors
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* Updated tests to test exposed API
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This will make refactoring easier, as we only have the "public" contract to maintain
* Refactored session functionality to SessionService
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This splits the session logic away from the HTTP responding logic,
which will allows us to decouple session creation/modification from the
API. Eventually this can be used to create sessions based on magiclink
style tokens.
* Instantiated and exported the new SessionService
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* Refactored session middleware to take session service
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This removes duplication of code and makes the middleware more explicit
that it's just a wrapper around the session service.
* Updated to use external @tryghost/session-service
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fixes#11694
- if the post contained no body, the `.replace` would throw an error
- converted to an if-statement instead of doing `|| ''` because there
would be a floating full-stop
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- moved card definitions to a new library `@tryghost/kg-default-cards`
- moved `createCard` factory function to a new library `@tryghost/kg-card-factory`
- moved image.manipulation lib to a new package called @tryghost/image-transform
- new package has an updated API signature, so the method calls have changed but the underlying code is identical
- removed the optional sharp dependency from Ghost, as this is now optionally required by the image-transform module
- mock non existant module util was defined twice
- split it out properly from the rest of the utils, update all references
- this allows us to move this util out of the codebase along with other code, e.g. the image manipulation code
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- Migrations within a minor have to be named with numbered prefixes like 01-, 02-, 03-.
- These two migrations were merged into master in the same time window which lead to having incorrect naming
- Moved zipFolder to a new package
- also exposing extract-zip from the new package
- new package has the API pre-promisified
- also uses @tryghost/extract-zip instead of extract-zip, which has bugfixes
- Apps are marked as removed in 3.0, never officially launched and have been deprecated for at least 2 years.
- We've slowly removed bits that got in our way or were insecure over time meaning they mostly didn't work
- This cleans up the remainder of the logic
- The tables should be cleaned up in a future major
- Apps are marked as removed in 3.0, never officially launched and have been deprecated for at least 2 years.
- We've slowly removed bits that got in our way or were insecure over time meaning they mostly didn't work
- This cleans up the remainder of the logic
- The tables should be cleaned up in a future major
- The existing common.i18n library contained code for core and theme translations
- There is some shared logic and some theme-specific logic, and the theme-specific logic has dependencies we don't want in lib/common
- This refactor introduces an I18n base class that does all the main shared logic, with no dependencies on other parts of the codebase
- ThemeI18n then extends this logic, and replaces the functions it needs to handle differently and adds it's dependencies on config and settingsCache
- The class has several methods broken down into smaller pieces to make it easier to extend only the necessary parts
- The class also encapsulates all of its logic, without external functions or variables
- The function loadThemeTranslations becomes the 'init()' function overridden in themeI18n.
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- prep for extraction of various Koenig repos
- html->mobiledoc doesn't really fit into the "renderer" naming as it's more of a converter than a renderer and doesn't follow the same pattern
refs #11464
- Combine reading + parsing of translation file into same step
- DRY reading / parsing logic
- Log an error when parsing fails and fall back as if the locale doesn't exist
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This adds two new endpoints, one at /ghost/.well-known/jwks.json for exposing
a public key, and one on the canary api /identities, which allows the
Owner user to fetch a JWT.
This token can then be used by external services to verify the domain
* Added ghost_{public,private}_key settings
This key can be used for generating tokens for communicating with
external services on behalf of Ghost
* Added .well-known directory to /ghost/.well-known
We add a jwks.json file to the .well-known directory which exposes a
public JWK which can be used to verify the signatures of JWT's created
by Ghost
This is added to the /ghost/ path so that it can live on the admin
domain, rather than the frontend. This is because most of its
uses/functions will be in relation to the admin domain.
* Improved settings model tests
This removes hardcoded positions in favour of testing that a particular
event wasn't emitted which is less brittle and more precise about what's
being tested
* Fixed parent app unit tests for well-known
This updates the parent app unit tests to check that the well-known
route is mounted. We all change proxyquire to use `noCallThru` which
ensures that the ubderlying modules are not required. This stops the
initialisation logic in ./well-known erroring in tests
https://github.com/thlorenz/proxyquire/issues/215
* Moved jwt signature to a separate 'token' propery
This structure corresponds to other resources and allows to exptend with
additional properties in future if needed
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- The flag has not been used and can be removed, to make the `members_subscription_settings` JSON record in `settings` table easier to read.
- It used to indicate Stripe configuration being present. Currently that is checked by looking up if Stripe config's `public_token` and `secret_token` values are present (example - https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/blob/3.11.0/core/frontend/helpers/ghost_head.js#L54)
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Email template was incorrectly setting up publication icon url in case of subdirectory setup, leading to missing publication logo from newsletter emails in such cases. This adds the fix to use correct absolute url for publication icons in all setups.
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- trying to read a file without the correct permissions would cause a
500 error
- this commit handles the error code and returns an appropriate
response
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/11648
- Removes Stripe plan entries from settings that are not formatted correctly.
- Incorrect formatting was caused by a bug in 3.10.0 Admin-Client where it wasn't able to find complimentary plan. Related fix for this here - 9e7a6b801a
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- When created_at value is not provided it should be treated as an empty one instead of trying to import empty string.
- This scenario happens when the column is defined in CSV but no values are present (default parsed value is empty string '')
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- prevent oembed fetching from accessing IP addresses or localhost domains
- prevent oembed endpoint from passing through fetched responses as-is
- reject any fetched data that does not validate against the oembed spec
- strip any unknown properties from the oembed response before returning
Credits: Nick Mykhailyshyn
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Essentially only active users should have their permissions loaded, this
means that suspended or inactive users are stripped of all permissions
until their status is changed.
closes#10323
* Fixed usage of hasMany for user->session
* Refactored changePassword to async function
* Deleted all user sessions when password changed
* Tested for session retained after password changed
* Added the session to the frame
* Skipped the current session when changing password
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- Made date formatting coherent with the one used in API and the exporter
- Using JSON.stringify() here because that's exactly how API is getting it's formattting done atm
fixes#11636
- malformed URLs passed to oembed API would cause `got` or `metascraper`
to throw an error and this would result in a 500 error from Ghost
- this commit catches the errors and returns a reasonable response
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- Adds 'GET /members/:id/signin_urls' endpoint to Admin API allowing to fetch login URL for member. This URL allows to log in as a member which is useful in situations when you need to impersonate a member (for example to debug some issue they are having)
- Added member_signin_urls permission with migrations. Only the "Owner" user can read "signin_urls" resource. Admin and other users will be denied access
refs 91984b54ca
- For request effieciency we should be using a minified file just like we did previously with `ghost-sdk.js`
- Modified 'max-age' caching header to 1 year for both minified and non-minified files as thay won't affect dev environment and should be beneficial for self-hosting instances that don't use minification
- Along the way corrected an extra 301 redirect because `/public/member.js` path wasn't using a bakslach in the end.
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- This functionality allows member to update their billing information, like credit card information.
- Adds handler to update Stripe billing when element with `data-members-edit-billing` attribute is present on the page. Additional `data-members-success` and `data-members-cancel` attributes could be used to control the redirects on billing update success or failure. They work in the same fission as for 'members-plan' (https://ghost.org/docs/members/checkout-buttons/#redirects)
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The email data attached to a post when published with send email flag was not filtered on member access, and picked up the whole member list for email data. This resulted in incorrect data stored in emails table even in case of paid-members-only publish, and also incorrect count of "emails sent" being displayed on Admin.
NOTE: The actual emails being sent are still gated by member access, so no emails were sent to anyone without access, this only affected the associated email data and count. Also, the fix here will show correct email sent status for any future post, but will still show incorrect data for any already published posts as the email data in DB is already wrong and will probably need a migration
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- After investigating effects of allowing editing email there were no significant blockers found, so there is no reason not to allow editing this field
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- This field is usefult when importing from external sources.
- The date format should be compatible with one used internally by Ghost which is RFC 2822 compliant format
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/243
- uses `member.toJSON()` to add a computed `avatar_image` property
- if the member has an email address and gravatar is not disabled then we generate a gravatar url using the `?d=blank` parameter to return a transparent image if the member's email has no gravatar
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- 3.6.0 contained incorrect references in the `schema.js` file for the `members_label` table that was added in that version. On MySQL knex created a foreign key constraint for that reference which stopped member labels from being createable
- this fixes the schema file and has a migration to drop and recreate the table. Knex handles removal and addition of foreign keys during table drop/create
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- When importing through CSV we should remain the defaults of 'subscribed' fields (`true` at the moment), unless it is explicitly set to `false` or `FALSE` (the latter uppercase value often comes from scpredsheets)
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- some errors weren't being reported because they were being passed to
Sentry before our middleware could populate the error information
- this commit inserts the Sentry middleware into these steps
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- when `servePublicFile` middleware serves an image it resulted in a "Cannot set headers after they are sent to the client" error because `next()` was erroneously called for successful requests which then tripped the `prettyUrls` middleware which tries to perform a redirect
- only calling `next()` when an error is present allows errors to be picked up by later middleware but successful requests end in the `servePublicFile` middleware
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* Updated sendEmailWithMagicLink syntax
* Updated label name selection from theme
* Updated migration version for labels
* Added labels to export/import of members
* Added member labels sanitization for case-insensitive duplicates
* Fixed tests
* Fixed label serialization bug on import
* Bumped @tryghost/members-api to 0.15.0
* Fixed lint
* Cleanup
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We missed handling `undefined` values for fields during csv export for memebrs, which causes csv entries as `undefined` for fields that don't exist. It also added need for extra handling of `undefined` entries during csv import. This PR fixes the bug by properly handling empty/undefined values in export
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- When new Ghost instance is initialized "Complimentary" plan doesn't have to wait for the rest of plans to be configured.
- Without configured plans the admin would still be able to assign "Complimentary" plan to members or import same kind of members.
- There is no error handling at the moment when plan initialization fails, that's why it was very confusing when all of the sudden it wasn't possible to create a member record
closes#11589
- `findOne` method in destroy method was usinng wrong options object (unlinke read method id comes from frame.options not frame.data) thus this was causing 404 errors
- The filename is returned to be able to fetch the backup on demand
- Wasn't able to limit exported tables as exporter doesn't support such functionality
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- serving of our public asset images was broken
- we were reading the binary file in as a string so we could do url transforms, this meant data was lost/corrupted and browsers could not display the served data
- we were using the wrong mime-type for pngs which meant browsers were triggering downloads rather than displaying images (at least when accessed directly)
- updates uses of `servePublicFile` to have the correct png mimetype
- adjusts `servePublicFile` to treat any mime type starting with `image` as a binary file, passing the file directly through express using `res.sendFile` and skipping the in-memory content caching which is mostly only useful for text files with URL transforms
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- When importing large batches of members we should not allow for unlimited amount of parallel requests created as this might lead to connection pool problems and reaching API rate limits (for example Stripe API is limited to 100 req/s)
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- if a request was sent for an resized image URL that didn't contain a
file extension, the code would eventually end up throwing a 500
- this commit checks for this case and returns a 404
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- New fields that are accepted through members CSV import endpoint are:
- `subscribed_to_emails` - corresponds to `subscribed` flag in API
- `stripe_customer_id` - links existing Stripe customer to created member
- `complimentary_plan` - flag controlling "Complimentary" plan subscription creation for imported member
- Noteworthy exception in field naming - `subscribed_to_emails` that corresponds to `subscribed` API flag present on members resources. It's a special case of CSV format, where users can be less technical it's more explicit to what the flag does (also the same naming is applied in the Admin UI)
- Failing to either link Stripe customer or assign "Complimentary" subscription to imported member behaves in a transaction-like manner - imported record is not created in the database. This is needed to be able to retry imports when it fails for reasons like connectivity failure with Stripe or Stripe miss-configuration.
- To avoid conflicts with linking same Stripe customer to multiple members there is a special handling for duplicate `stripe_customer_id` fields. Records with duplicates are removed from imported set.
This reverts commit 6e024331eb.
Temporarily reverting whilst we investigate an issue with Sentry and running Ghost via Ghost-CLI.
Ghost-CLI initiated boot was failing when Sentry was installed due to what appears to be `process.cwd()` returning `undefined` here https://github.com/TryGhost/Ignition/blob/master/lib/config/index.js#L26
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- We need a way to simulate "premium" membership without any payment from members' side. For this new "Complimentary" plan is introduced
- Allows `comped` flag as an input only on `PUT /members/:id` endpoint which sets free subscriptions based on "complimentary" plan on the member
- Added `comped` flag to members endpoint responses
- Bumped members-api to 0.12.0. This version supports new set/cancel complimentary subscription methods
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- This helper allows to format currencies that use decimal normalization. For example 19.35 USD is served as 1935 from the API which always needs to be divided by 100 to get a dollar ammount.
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- the `hr` mobiledoc card does not specify an `absoluteToRelative` or `relativeToAbsolute` transformer function so falls back to the default transformer
- the default transformer function's arguments were not correct which meant that the UrlUtils object was replacing the card's typical empty-object payload
- the card's payload changing when saving mobiledoc was triggering the editor's unsaved changes warning because the API response no longer matched what was in the editor
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- requests for resized images with a trailing slash would end up
throwing a EISDIR error because it got through to writing an
image buffer to a directory
- we want to cut this off early and disallow trailing slashes
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/11499
- Removed unused and confusin isPaymentConfigured because it was basing it's logic on old `isPaid` flag. Having it in the codebase was adding confusion.
- `isPaid` config flag still needs a proper cleanup with a migration etc.
- Added little post PR merge cleanup
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- a request for a filename longer than those allowed by the filesystem produced a ENAMETOOLONG error, which would end up becoming a 500 error from Ghost
- this catches the error and returns a HTTP 400 Bad Request response
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Members/pull/105
- As members module has become a core part it makes sense to follow the same principles as in all other controllers and use the model directly instead of calling external services.
- Bumped @tryghost/members-api to 0.11.1 . New stripe-specific methods used in controllers are available starting with this version
- Exposing these new methods is a little hacky because there are no relationships setup on members_* tables. Left notes for future improvements once relations are introduced.
- We don't allow for chaging member's emails at the moment. For this reason had to modify JSON schema a little. It doesn't support OO inheritence: "This shortcoming is perhaps one of the biggest surprises of the combining operations in JSON schema: it does not behave like inheritance in an object-oriented language. " (ref. https://json-schema.org/understanding-json-schema/reference/combining.html#allof)
refs c059e8e32e
- Reason why the refactor was needed can be found in refed commit
- The logic was extracted into members-api through passing models
directly as member-api module constructor parameters
- Bumped @tryghost/members-api to 0.11.0. Needed to work after the
refactor
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/10471
- Allow page resource endpoints to accept HTML source. This behavior is the same as the post's resource introduced with e9ecf70ff7372f395b8917340805148bc764e2ef
- The functionality was most likely missed when post split into posts & pages was happening.
- Added symmetric changes to API v2.
refs https://forum.ghost.org/t/plaintext-value-is-empty-using-the-api/10537
- The `plaintext`/`html` fields were empty because `visibility` attribute was not present in response body on output serialization stage. `visibility` field is always needed for content gating to work as expected
- Added `visibility` field in the input serialization layer as it wouldn't be possible to use content gating if added on model layer through `defaultColumnsToFetch`
- Added test cases covering a bug
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Since we added `email_subject` to `posts_meta` table in `3.1`, the migration tries to add `email_subject` column from post table, which does not exist and thus tries adding `undefined` value for column. Since sqlite expects default values while inserting new columns, this breaks any migration directly from `1.x`/`2.x` to 3.x.
The fix adds a default `null` value for any post_schema entry which doesn't has a value.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/11461
- The email feature was introduced in API v3 and is not back compatible with API v2. These fields should not appear in any v2 responses.
- Added regression tests for API v2 so that cases like this are spotted
easier in the future.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/11462
Allows `comment_id` and `uuid` to be passed in post `add`/`edit` API calls instead of failing requests with validation error, though both properties are stripped out in serializer as we don't allow editing them.
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- The helper allows generating HTML needed to cancel or continue the member's subscription depending on subscription state.
- Added public members endpoint to allow updating subscription's `cancel_at_period_end` attribute available at: `PUT /api/canary/members/subscriptions/:id/`
- Added client-side hook to allow calling subscription cancellation. Allows to create elements with `data-members-cancel-subscription` / `data-members-continue-subscription` attributes which would call subscription update.
- Updated schema and added migration for `current_period_end` column
- As discussed we only add a single column to subscriptions table to avoid preoptimizing for future cases
- Added {{cancel_link}} helper
- Added error handling for {{cancel_link}} when members are disabled
- Added test coverage for {{cancel_link}} helper
- Bumped @tryghost/members-api version to 0.10.2. Needed to use `updateSubscription` middleware
- Bumped gscan to 3.2.0. Needed to recognize new {{cancel_link}} helper
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- This includes the interface change for members-api constructor - now accepts the member's model instead of proxy methods. These methods have been moved ton @tryghost/members-api in favor of using the model directly (ref: https://github.com/TryGhost/Members/pull/105)
- Moved error handling from the service layer to controller
- Bumped @tryghost/member-api package to 0.10.0
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Our function for determining cors options created a new instance of URL
without wrapping it in a try/catch which meant any failures to parse the
URL bubbled down as a 500 error.
500 errors are commonly used for alerting at the infrastructure level,
and this error is definitely one caused by a badly configured client, so
we wrap the construction and crap out with a Bad Request Error (HTTP
400) if it fails.
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This name `login` was misleading as this middleware didn't login
members, that was handled by the `authentication` middleware,
specifically `exchangeTokenForSession`
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- Secondary navigation means most nav concepts are supported, e.g. header & footer, or left & right
- The UI is added separately, this PR adds supporting concepts:
- make sure the default value is an empty array
- add support in the API (v3 only)
- add handling in the navigation helper
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- "[Test]" being appended (at the end of) the test email subject made it hard to scan for test emails. This fixes it by prepending "[Test]" to the subject.
Adds transaction support to `fetchPage` method. This is needed to be able to count members during the post publish transaction.
This is the next iteration over initial quick-fix: 90905b0212
* Added transaction support to pagination plugin
- This support is needed to be able to use `fetchPage` method in transactional context (example usecase was counting members when publishing post for emails)
* Passed transaction related options during email creation
- Without this SQLite would hang in a transaction and eventually timeout
* Updated parameter name for consistency
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We changed `reschedule` event to trigger adapter's `unschedule` and `schedule` methods since we now generate separate tokens(urls) for consistency as two different url(token) is needed to complete the reschedule functionality.
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The default scheduling generates a known, independent URL for publishing a resource. In case of resource being rescheduled or unscheduled, the adapter expects the the same URL to remove/update existing jobs. The URL includes a JWT token for API auth which is calculated from post model and appended to URL.
There was a bug in token generation which meant If we go to update or delete the job i.e. unschedule a post then a new token is used which means the existing scheduled job cannot be removed. This PR:
- removes issued at (`iat`) timestamp from token generation which lead to a different token being generated for same payload
- Fixes timestamp being used for URL calculation from resource model
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- the schedules controller wraps the post creation in a transaction
- we need to pass that transaction through to all other queries, especially on sqlite where a non-transaction query inside a transaction will lock up because there's only 1 connection available
- updates our model method calls to pass through the transaction options
- switches the members service `list()` call to a direct model `findAll()` call to avoid going through our pagination plugin because the raw knex query does not respect the transacting option
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- additional migration for the column added since the last 3.1 beta release to allow beta upgrades without rollbacks
- will be a no-op for upgrades from 3.0 as it's covered by `3.1/05-add-emails-table.js`
We want to allow admin users to trigger a retry of failed emails without having to go through the unpublish/republish dance.
- fixed resource identifier in email permissions migration so email permissions are added correctly
- added new email permissions migration so that beta releases can be upgraded without rollback (will be a no-op for any non-beta upgrades)
- added `/emails/:id/retry/` canary Admin API endpoint
- follows same URL pattern as theme activation
- only triggers mega service retry endpoint if the email has a `'failed'` status
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- In order to keep site/app.js module tidy and less coupled with members module we need to extract some of the functionality where it belongs conceptually
- Added "members enabled check" middleware to stripe webhook endpoint
- Reshuffled members middleware so that siteApp is in control of mounting points. This is meant to be a more explicit way to see which endpoints are being handled by members middleware
- Extracted member-specific public file middleware
- Unified use of `labs.member` alias method. Done for code style consistency
- Added basic members' test suite. This is a base we could work from when more modifications are needed
- Removed route handler for unexisting members file "members-theme-bindings.js". Calling this route otherwise causes a 500. Looks like a leftover from 49672a1e4d
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- a 401 is received from Mailgun when invalid credentials are used but the default error message of "Forbidden" is not particularly useful
- intercepts "Forbidden" and swaps it for "Invalid Mailgun credentials" to be more user-friendly
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- When whole email batch fails we want to allow retrying sending a batch when post is republished
- Refactored naming for email event handling in mega
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- Increased default mailgun retry limit to 5
- Handling retry logic closer to SDK layer gives less future manual handling
- Allowed failing request to be passed through to the caller
- To be able to handle failed requests more gracefully in the future we need all available error information to be given to the caller
- The previous method with `Promise.all` would have rejected a whole batch without providing details on each specific batch.
- Limited data returned with a failed message to batch values
- Added better error handling on mega layer
- Added new column to store failed batch info
- Added reference to mailgan error docs
- Refactored batch emailer to respond with instances of an object
- It's hard to reason about the response type of bulk mailer when multiple object types can be returned
- This gives more clarity and ability to check with `instanceof` check
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- adds new router to the frontend for handling unsubscribe
- default template lives in `core/server/frontend/views/unsubscribe.hbs`
- `{{error}}` is present and contains the error message when unsubscribe fails
- `{{member}}` is present and contains the member email
- updated unsubscribe url to match the new format
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- having a `send_email_when_published` property on the Post resource that only has an effect at certain times was confusing and was causing issues with clients that needed to know details of how that toggle worked
- makes `post.send_email_when_published` a fully read-only property in the API
- adds support for `?send_email_when_published=true` query param that can be passed in POST/PUT requests to the posts endpoint when scheduling or publishing a post - this is the only way to set `post.send_email_when_published` to `true`
- adds handling to ensure that `post.send_email_when_published` is always reset to `false` when reverting a post back to a draft _unless_ an email has already been sent
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- The switch is needed so that mailinglist work when posts are scheduled
- v3 API is the default stable API that should be preferably used by all clients (including Scheduler)
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Adds 2 new dynamic calculated fields on bulk email settings -
`isEnabled` - If mailgun is configured either with config or admin settings
`isConfig` - If mail is configured via config directly
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Mailgun expects `recipient-variables` to be a json object and fails to attempt sending the message in case its undefined, which is the case for test emails as they don't have member `uuid` or `unsubscribe` url. This sets a default empty object for `recipent-variables` in case of no data.
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- The limitation on Mailgun side of API seems to be 1000 emails per message.
- The only place where I could find a hard limit of 1000 emails per
batch was this PHP SDK issue: https://github.com/mailgun/mailgun-php/issues/469
- To store ids of sent messages introduce a mega column on the emails table. They can be synced with stats or other metrics during even pooling in the future
- Removed redundant `join(',')` statement.The SDK accepts an array of emails as well. Less code - better code :)
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- Tagging needs to be added to be able to group/filter sent messages for various reasons. An example use case is when multiple Ghost instances use the same mailgun account
- Tag value can be provided as a part of config.json file under
`bulkEmail.mailgun.tag` key
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- Fixed default email property output when the empty value is returned
- This is needed for consistency with other endpoint properties like primary_tag which are null when there is no value assigned
- Updated acceptance tests to handle email property
- Schema had to be updated to not use reference so that the information about email can be independent of the post - can still exist if the post is deleted
- Renames were done as that suits how emails would be handled by the bulk email handler
- These statuses are only for internal representation of the state and don't represent what happens to emails delivery-wise
- There is no need for 'sent' status as emails are "never done" and stats wold be checked for stats field would be used to check on details of the status
- This is a fairly temporary state
- It at least removes the themeService require from inside the routingService
- Requires us to pass the routingService the desired API Version...
- We're working towards having the entire frontend respect the theme API version by having it passed around everywhere
fixes#11343
- solves the case where themes depends on old labs flags that are now always false, but the DB still has the feature set to true
- add concept of deprecated labs flags to the labs service
- make sure that the labs service gets used in our theme middleware
- added tests and other small fixes
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- Sends formatted email to members
- Added css inlining support for MEGA template
- Migrated MEGA service to use API serializers
- Service needs to be compliant with the API to be able to serve absolute URLs for resources like images
- Fixed send email check for previously sent mails
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- member model emits a `member.edited` event on update
- webhooks service listens for `member.edited` event and will trigger any registered hooks
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- Using members.js naming for the file was a bad choice and lead to some false signals when doing a cleanup. `post-gating` is more explicit and to the point of what the module is responsible for
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- the members output serializer was passing model objects through on `frame.response` but the webhooks serializer doesn't know how to deal with those
- adjusting the output serializer to use a mapper as per the other serializers means that POJOs are being passed through which allows the webhook serializer to correctly pick out the changed attributes
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/11270
- Fixed 3.0/11-update-posts-html migration which failed in scenario when more than 999 posts with posts_meta relation were present
- The issue was originally spotted here: https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/11270#issuecomment-546248308
- The main problem is in the `SELECT` statement which is generated for `findAll` method in Bookshelf which creates `WHERE IN(post_ids_here)` statement with all posts in the database
- Using knex directly as that's a preferred way to write migrations (does not depend on the model layer)
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- reserved slugs get in the way of creating pages such as `/signin/` which do not currently exist and are useful for members
- the reserved slugs concept is a little meaningless because if there are any route clashes then our own routes should always win out over a post slug
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/11298
The members export admin API by default paginates the result and only returns upto 15 members. This allows passing `limit` param to the API and allows passing `limit=all` to fetch all members in result.
closes#11263
- Fixed `3.0/05-populate-posts-meta-table.js` migration failure when having >999 posts with metadata in the database
- The issue here is with hitting SQLite's internal SQLITE_LIMIT_VARIABLE_NUMBER limit when updating with a large amount of posts having metadata fields set (ref.: https://sqlite.org/limits.html#max_variable_number)
- Transforming migration to iterative method avoided inserting lots of records at once
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When using certain proxy setups that result in `host` and `x-forwarded-host` being different, it became impossible to access Ghost because all routes showed generic 404 pages.
- `vhost` module that we are using to separate front-end and admin urls does not use express' `req.hostname` so it does not pick up the `x-forwarded-host` url that express' `'trust proxy'` config gives us
- switched to the forked `@tryghost/vhost-middleware` package which has a one-line change to use `req.hostname || req.host`
- added `'trust proxy'` config to the admin express app and switched to using `req.hostname` in our redirect code to avoid infinite redirect loops
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We split `posts` table into 2 in v3 with a new `posts_meta` table. Since migrations always use the version of code which is being migrated to - in this case the Post model - which in v3 relies on the posts_meta table, `2.x` migrations relying on post model will fail as it doesn't exist in the expected state. This PR updates all 2.x migrations using `models.Post` to use knex queries directly to access database and perform operations.
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We have to wrap this in a check to make sure that `page` property is
only returned if either:
A) No `fields` param is passed (send back all fields)
B) `fields` param is passed AND it includes the `page` field
- outputting so much information makes debug less useful
- node debugger should be used for tracing values through the system,
debug() is for more generally following logic and timing
- removed debugs that output large objects
- added consistent debugs for api methods
- a couple of other tweaks for easier understanding of what's happening on a request
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We added 2 new member subscription settings - `allowSelfSignup` and `fromAddress`- with defaults as `true` and `noreply`, this migration sets default values for both settings for users migrating from previous version and cleans up intermediate naming for `allowSelfSignup`.
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Since we removed subscribers code in v3, we cannot use `models.Subscribers` for migration, and instead switch to using db directly for fetching existing subscribers before migrating them to members.
* Added from parameter for member emails
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- Passed in the `from` parameter when initializing members mailer to be able to customize outgoing address
- Extends GhsotMailer to accept a from parameter from the outside
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- Ghost 1.x stored markdown cards with the name `card-markdown`, this was changed in Ghost 2.x to be `markdown`. To keep compatibility with the older mobiledoc content the `markdown` card was aliased using a straightforward `Object.assign()`. Unfortunately this failed to work adequately when the url transformation functions were added to cards and resulted in corrupted data being returned in API responses
- moved the markdown card definition into a factory function so that a clean card definition object can be used for both the `markdown` and `card-markdown` cards
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- `og_image` and `twitter_image` fields are now located in a separate model so the transform functionality for those fields needed to move accordingly
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/11152
- Added subscribers table drop migration
- Removed subscribers from schema
- Removed subscribers controllers/routes/regression tests
- Removed subscriber related API code
- Removed subscribers from internal apps
- Removed subscriber importer
- Removed subscriber model
- Removed subscriber related permissions
- Removed webhook code related to subscribers
- When upgrading to v3 it is on the site admin to migrate all zapps or any other webhook clients to use members
- Removed subscriber-specific translation
- Removed subscriber lab flag
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- Added test cases to check edit permission on settings endpoints
- Added test to demonstrate owner-only being able to toggle members flag
- Permission check when editing settings `lab.members`
- Passed additional function to permissions to allow custom selection of unsafe attributes due to settings object structure.
- Fully implementing this check on controller level would be wrong architecturally and not that straight forward because we lack role data in "frame"
- Cleaned up test after moving default_content_visibility to it's own property
* Added new `requirePaymentForSignup` setting for members
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- Adds new `requirePaymentForSignup` setting flag for members, `false` by default.
- Wired members API `allowSelfSignup` to `requirePayment` setting
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- Limited posts visibility field permissions to Editor-Up + Admin Integrations
- We don't want contributors or other roles lower than Editor to be able to modify content gating attribute
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- `payload.metadata` may not exist in a bookmark card because it's possible to save a mobiledoc document when the card is in it's "unable to parse url" state in the editor
- check for `payload.metadata` object before performing any url transformations to avoid invalid property access
closes#11207
MySQL doesn't allow unqiue keys with a length of more than 191 when using InnoDB with utfmb4. These changes will ensure any incorrect tables created are fixed and have the
correct length for customer_id
* Changed `customer_id` to non-unique column
* Nooped the 2.32 `members_stripe_customers` migration
* Added migration to recreate `members_stripe_customers` table
* sqlite doesn't allow `ALTER TABLE` queries so this is the cleanest solution considering the table is not yet in use
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/10477
The unsaved changes modal is displaying even when the post has been saved if images have been uploaded because the server is transforming absolute image urls to relative during input of the `mobiledoc` field but not transforming them back to absolute during output. The editor then thinks it's out of sync and shows the warning when trying to leave.
- `@tryghost/url-utils` has been updated with new methods for transforming URLs in mobiledoc content
- moves absolute->relative transformation from the API input serializers into the Post model
- transforms URLs in more fields for a more comprehensive transformation and fewer issues when re-configuring a site's domain
- previously there could be problems with internal links between posts not being transformed so you could change the url config to newdomain.com but links in post content would still be pointing to olddomain.com
- updates the API post output serializers to transform all modified fields
- drops the `?absolute_urls=true` param switch from the `canary` API post output serializer so that all URLs are output as absolute
- we're transforming more urls to relative when saving so this is necessary to ensure the unsaved changes modal is not triggered
- the query param isn't documented and will disappear in v3
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- adds abolsute->relative and relative->absolute transformer methods to card definitions
- allows for each card to tailor it's transformation to the specific needs of it's payload so that the `mobiledoc` field can be transformed successfully during API serialization/deserialization
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Until now, we've used ghost@siteurl.com as the default from address for system emails, like user invitations and password resets. This was fine, because all system emails were going to people who would interact with "ghost" the app in some way, so the naming made sense.
Now we're introducing members, which will send emails on behalf of of the site owner, to their readers. If all goes to plan, they should be able to set a custom from address, however our default mail config will still be the fallback if no other value is available.
If you run "magazine.com" and you send someone a link to "login to magazine.com" then it's pretty weird for that email to come from "ghost@magazine.com" - so this PR changes the default value from ghost to noreply for an equally generic, but less opinionated default.
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- Improved error handling for member creation. We should be returning 422s instead of 500 when possible
- Wrapped `members.add` method with Bluebird promise. Wrapping is needed to be able to use `.reflect()` in CSV export method
- Added proper members CSV fixture
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You can now use `data-members-success` and `data-members-cancel` on any
element which also has a valid `data-members-plan` attribute to set the
cancel and success redirects for stripe checkout.
The value will be used similar to how a `href` attribute would be.
e.g.
On a page https://site.com/membership
An attribute of "/success" would redirect to https://site.com/success
An attribute of "success" would redirect to https://site.com/membership/success
An attribute of "https://site.com/whatever" would redirect to https://site.com/whatever
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- Added Regression full test coverage for members Admin API
- Added `POST /members` endpoint
- Added members schema definition + validation
- Added ability to pass through send_email/emal_type options to members API
ref 6bbe7bb3d4
- This value is no longer being set on the client side and doesn't serve any purpose. The logic should rely on payment processors being configured instead
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- Moved default_content_visibility out of labs as we should be extra careful with what is exposed in the labs + it doesn't really belong there.
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This allows the theme developer to drive the different flows based on
the data-members-form attribute. If the attribute is empty or blank, the
default "signin" will be sent.
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This adds basic templates for "signup"/"signin"/"subscribe" types for
the magic-link email template. It also adds the action query parameter
to the link so that clientside js can handle the different states.
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- Added 'labs' flag settings test
- Added test for default_content_visibility flag
- Default post's visibility takes into account values set in default_content_visibility setting
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- Removed uses of `visibility` column in frontend url service configs
- The value of `visibility` is always set to 'public' in posts at the moment and doesn't serve any specific purpose when used with these filters.
- Allowed new visibility attributes in post model
- `posts.visibility` column is being repurposed for the needs of member content gating
- Added test for visibility editing in Admin API
- Corrected test schema checks for Admin API post/page responses
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- Populates members table with existing subscribers. Only takes into account columns we know already exist and need to be copied i.e `name`/`email`
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- updates usage of `htmlRelativeToAbsolute` to avoid unnecessary duplication of "home" url fetching (the UrlUtils instance already has that information)
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This maps the stripe_info property to the MemberStripeInfo model, so
that we can update the member model, and correctly add/edit rows in the
members-stripe-info table.
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This will be used to store stripe specific information for members
customer_id has a max length of 255 https://stripe.com/docs/upgrades
member_id is not unique as we cannot ensure that a member doesn't have
more than one customer object associated with them. e.g. if they signup
twice, or if they cancel, and signup again, creating a new customer.
We probably won't handle this case to begin with, but we will keep the
data intact.
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- bumps `knex-migrator` so it supports irreversible migrations
- marks the `03-drop-client-auth` migration as irreversible because it destroys data that is not recoverable and is required for earlier versions of Ghost to function
* Updated scheduler to use v2 API by default
* Updated scheduling for post/page resource types
* Extended base method to take options param with token and jwt options
* Updated token expiration to 6 hours after publish/blog start time to allow retries
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- Removed ghost_head/ghost_foot propeties from Content API `GET /setting` response
- Removed ghost_head/ghost_foot from the output in Admin API
- Added validation when requesting ghost_head/ghost_food fields
- Updated deprecation comments
- Currently, we create a request ID for internal use if one isn't set & this is used in logs
- If a custom request ID is set via X-Request-ID header, this gets logged, however, we don't return this with the response
- Means that a custom ID gets lost on the way back out, and makes tracing requests through a system trickier
- This change ensures that if X-Request-ID is set on the request, it is also set on the response so that requests can be properly traced
- It's easy to set this in e.g. nginx so that the feature becomes available - Ghost doens't need to do this
- Note: also split request id handling out into new middleware
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- the begin/end comments are only really useful when wrapping free-form content cards such as html and markdown, the rest all have specific elements and classes that can be used in parsers
- made the comment wrappers optional in the `render()` function created by the `createCard()` factory
- opted into comment wrappers for the html and markdown cards
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- rollbacks have switched to using transactions but the migration code was copied from an old migration coded before that switch
- `down()` is no longer called with an object that contains a `connection` key, it has `transacting` instead
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- Updated test utilities to clearly identify both fields are not used in API responses
- Updated comment to remember clearning authors/author_id before releasing Ghost 4.0
refs #5151
refs #10737
- Removed all uses/references to post's "staticPages" filter
- It was only a feature specific to API v0.1 which doesn't have to take space in the codebase anymore
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This also adds a basic check before handing of to the members-ssr
module, this should make logs a little less noisy and only log warnings
if a token was passed and that token was invalid/incorrect.
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- `knex-migrator` will run migrations in the order that nodejs provides when running `fs.readDirSync` which in most cases is strict alphabetical
- 3.0 will shortly have more than 9 migrations which was resulting in the migration order being 1, 10, 2
- prefixing all single-digit migrations with `0` means that strict alphabetical ordering results in the expected order
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/10922
- adds migrations to...
1. add `post.type` column
2. populate `post.type` column based on `post.page` value
3. drop `post.page` column
- updates all code paths to work with `post.type` in place of `post.page`
- adds `nql-map-key-values` transformer for mapping `page`->`type` in `filter` params when using the v2 API
- modifies importer to handle `post.page`->`post.type` transformation when importing older export files
NOTE: The post metadata table split is purely an internal optimization for v3 and doesn't require or expect any external actions including related API usage in v3
We keep running into issues adding new fields to the post table because there are too many fields making the post table "too wide". We have also hit MySQL limitations in how many bytes can be in a row (64kb) with post table.
In v3, we decided to split the 8 post fields (meta, twitter and og) used for meta data into a posts_meta table as these 8 fields are all "problem" `varchar` fields and make sense logically grouped together. The API layer is unaffected by the split as input/output serializers ensure the data flow works the same way as it was in v2. Only thing to note is json export in v3 will have slightly different structure with posts meta fields as separate.
- Creates new post_meta schema/table with 8 fields (2 meta_* , 3 twitter_* and 3 og_*)
- Update relations between post and post_meta table
- Update input/output serializers to keep existing API behavior
- Avoids new entry in post_meta table for post where all meta fields are null
- Keeps the current fields API param behavior
- Handles migration of existing posts to new table structure
- Updates importer/exporter to work seamlessly with table changes
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- Partial rever of changes from https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/11107/files#diff-792e00d413994563a1607b2be123da13L67-L68
- This code has effects how updated_at is behaving and broke "can\'t edit dates and authors of existing tag" test
- Based on bda76acba6 comment this removal should be moved into API layer but a more appropriate place then output serializer should be chosen (or original breaking test corrected)
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- drops now-unused `accesstokens`, `refreshtokens`, `clients`, and `client_trusted_domains` tables
- no rollback because the db schema for the tables no longer exists
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- Removed redundant model code in users
- Removed v0.1 specific attribute removal on model layer for post
- Removed property deletions comments handled in serialization layer
- Removed unused token.added listener. users.last_seen is populated on middleware layer when a new access token is created
- Removed unneeded test for setting last_seen in users
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- v0.1 is ☠️ so the access/refresh token based auth is no longer used
- removed all code related to the `accesstokens` and `refreshtokens` tables
- removed all `passport` related dependencies as it's no longer used
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- v0.1 is ☠️ so there's no longer any use of client auth
- removes all code related to `clients` and `client_trusted_domains`
- noops the "add backup client" migration in 1.7 because the referenced fixture no longer exists causing migrations and consequently all regression tests to fail
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- adds `config:redirects` config option that defaults to `true`
- when set to `false`
- `/ghost/` will 404 on the front-end when a separate admin url is configured
- all `{resource}/edit/` URLs on the front-end will 404
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- Removed v0.1 controllers
- Removed 0.1 API unit tests
- Removed 0.1 API app and mount point
- Removed leftover use of v0.1 in entry-lookup test suite
- Removed frontend client API enpoints and related code (middleware)
- Fixed prev/next test suites to use v2 API
- Set default API version to explicit v2 in UrlUtils
- Removed v0.1 API regex from public files middleware
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- we used to redirect paths such as `/logout/` and `/signin/` to the admin but they are no longer desired
- with the introduction of members these URLs can be confused with front-end member related actions
- we want to be able to optionally "turn off" redirects to the admin to help mask the admin url when it's configured to be separate to the front-end
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- `vhost` as used in b46f9b1dc2 does not pass down the `trust proxy` setting to child apps so it's required to be called explicitly in each child app
- fixed URLs being output as http:// instead of https:// when the front-end is accessed with `x-forwarded-proto: 'https'`
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- added our theme error handling middleware to {admin}/content/ so that cache headers are properly set for 404s
- only registered {admin}/content when a separate admin url is configured so that we're not overriding {site}/content
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- Session controllers were using API v1 http method which bypassed "frame" introduced with API v2.
- Changes here are just a long-awaited cleanup to allow completely remove v0.1 code
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- As v0.1 API is dropped there is no need to keep an API client around
- Removed references to ghost-sdk in regression test suite
- Removed routes to /public/ghost-sdk.js
- Removed reference to ghost-sdk in grunt build process
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/11083
- the `/api/v2/admin/site/` endpoint is "public" and as such was not using the `authAdminApi` middleware stack so it did not act like other API endpoints with protocol or trailing-slash redirects
- adds `publicAdminApi` middleware array and uses it for the `/site/` endpoint in both v2 and canary API versions
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- Removed deprecated 'blog' reference from frontend data. The alias (site->blog) stays till next version (v4) as it's not leaving much of technical debt but would ease the migration process for anybody still using it.
- The follow up to this is substitute of all references to `options.data.blog` with `options.data.site` in "frontend"
- Fixed test utils helper to use `site` instead of `blog`
- Removed 0.1 flag checks in {{get}} helper
- Removed user aliasing from {{get}} helper
- Removed unused translation for {{get}} helper
- Added a note to excerpt changes in metadata for future reference
- Removed page alias used in description helper. The mix of page context with post object in the metadata was only possible in v0.1
- Changed mock in ghost_head helper to use v2
- Removed unneeded test for body class helper
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This now allows for an element with the data-members-error to be added
as the child of a data-members-form or data-members-plan and will be
populated with the error message when appropriate.
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/11078
Problem:
- the admin client makes an XHR request to the `/private/` endpoint when a private site is configured
- when a separate admin URL is configured this was causing 500 errors in the admin client because missing CORS headers on the endpoint was causing browsers to abort the request
- browsers will also look at the CORS headers on any resources that are the result of a redirect and abort the request if they do not allow cross-origin requests, this means allowing all requests on `/private/` is not enough
Solution:
- uses the `cors` middleware with a dynamic options function for the whole of the front-end site app
- dynamic options function allows the following requests through:
- same-origin (browsers and non-browser agents will not send an `Origin` header)
- origin is `localhost` or `127.0.0.1` with any protocol and port
- origin matches the configured `url` hostname+port on any protocol
- origin matches the configured `admin:url` hostname+port on any protocol
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- when too many login attempts were detected for the `/private/` form we were throwing 500 errors instead of the more appropriate 429 error that we use everywhere else for "too many request" type errors
refs #10496
- currently {{asset this/is/not/a.string}} would throw a 500 error
- this commit changes that to make it throw a sensible 400 + incorrect usage error
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* Installed @tryghost/members-ssr@0.4.0
This now supports caching of the data returned by the members-api
* Renamed cookies set by members-ssr
As discussed with @ErisDS I have prefixed these cookies with `ghost`
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* Installed members-api@0.5.0 members-ssr@0.3.1
* Supported multiple members-forms
* Used members canary api
* Added GET handler to /members/ssr for id token
The identity token will be used to ensure that a payment is linked to the correct member
* Added stripe.js to ghost_head when members enabled
* Added basic support for linking to stripe checkout
* Removed listener to title and icon settings changes
* Added stripe subscription config
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- Drops `ghost_auth_access_token` and `ghost_auth_id` fields since not used anymore
- Adds migration for dropping these columns from users table
- Drops Auth strategy - `ghostStrategy` - since its not used anymore
