closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Product/issues/4230
- deleting a post could cause React components to trigger save tasks during teardown which then threw errors because they attempt to set properties on a deleted model instance
- added checks to the `beforeSaveTask()` to abort if the post object has been deleted
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Product/issues/4228
- when leaving the editor via back button the feature image caption editor's blur handler was called by the React editor component after Ember had torn down the route resulting in an attempt to use `post.set()` when `post` doesn't exist
- the error also caused Lexical to re-render to try and recover which then triggered the blur handler again resulting in an infinite loop
- adding a check to ensure `this.post` exists was enough to fix the problem
fixes https://github.com/TryGhost/DevOps/issues/123
- ember-auto-import supports webpack v5 and v5 supports persistent file
caching
- this stores a cache of built files across warm boots, so Admin built
via `yarn dev` should be faster next time
- also ensures that recursive `node_modules` folders are emptied upon
`yarn fix`, as the webpack cache is stored in `node_modules` under
`ghost/admin`
- locally, this speeds up a warm build by 2x (!)
refs.
7b40393d77
We're improving the usability and possibilities for publishers to
migrate from other platforms such as Substack, Medium or Mailchimp. This
PR applies changes to Ghost Settings to support the new flows, more
specifically:
- moves import and export functions out of Labs to its own setting,
directly available from search and the menu
- adds direct access to various platform migrations
- moves "Delete all content" to a dedicated setting group at the bottom
of all setting
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Co-authored-by: Jono Mingard <reason.koan@gmail.com>
refs TryGhost/Product#4125
This PR adds two new integration tests to ensure all our Koenig cards
are rendered properly after going through the EmailRenderer. Although we
have thorough tests for the cards themselves in the Koenig repo, the
EmailRenderer does post-processing on the rendered HTML, such as
inlining CSS, which can adversely impact the rendered output of our
cards in email clients (usually Outlook).
Since email newsletters are a core feature of Ghost, these bugs are
typically fairly urgent, and since it is email, they are also quite
difficult to troubleshoot and fix. These two tests are intended to
prevent bugs of this sort, which in the past have been created by
seemingly harmless changes like bumping dependencies that are used in
the EmailRenderer.
The idea is to create a 'Golden Post' which has at least 1 of every card
from Koenig, run that post through the EmailRenderer, and take a
snapshot of the rendered HTML. In the future, if we make any changes to
the EmailRenderer or the Koenig cards themselves, this will trigger us
to carefully consider the changes, and it provides an 'expected' output
to compare our changes against.
Additionally, the second test simply checks that all cards from
`kg-default-nodes` are included in the 'Golden Post'. This protects
against any new cards that we will add in the future — as soon as we add
them to Koenig and bump `kg-default-nodes` in Ghost, this test will
fail, prompting us to add the new card to the Golden Post and update the
snapshots.
We should also run the 'Golden Post' through a test in Litmus, which
allows us to visually inspect the rendered email across many different
email clients. Ideally we would create a process to review the output of
the 'Golden Post' in Litmus whenever we update the snapshot as well.
I've just pushed a commit with the Thai translation. This should be a
sufficient translation but there is always room for improvements and a
second pair of eyes.
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Co-authored-by: Ryan Feigenbaum <48868107+royalfig@users.noreply.github.com>
I added missing Afrikaans Translations
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- [x] Commit message has a short title & references relevant issues
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We appreciate your contribution!
refs ARCH-25
- Added a log message if the email_count on an email differs from the
totalCount calculated while creating batches by more than 1%, so we can
investigate further.
refs PROD-60, PROD-222, PROD-223, PROD-89, PROD-94
- Indicator shows up in the monthly/yearly toggle if there are any paid
tiers with yearly discount, and shows the highest discount in order to
nudge visitors towards checking out yearly plan
- A couple of smaller portal improvements: typos, spacing, alignment
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Co-authored-by: Simon Backx <simon@ghost.org>
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Product/issues/2795
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This pull request improves the localization of the portal feature for
Serbian users by adding or updating translations in the `portal.json`
file.
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Product/issues/4227
- added `@onTKCountChange` to `<KoenigLexicalEditorInput>`
- when present the `isTKEnabled` flag will be turned on and the `<TKCountPlugin>` registered
- added `@registerAPI` support to `<KoenigLexicalEditorInput>` so we can focus the caption editor when its TK indicator is clicked
- added manual display of TK indicator for the caption input
- default editor indicator positioning doesn't work for this input because its container is not full editor width
- hid it by adding `overflow: hidden` to the inner caption container
- added custom indicator button shown when we have a non-zero count
no issue
- recently we introduced code that broke the editor in older versions of
Safari but we weren't alerted to it until we started getting customer
reports
- we have an `ErrorBoundary` around the React editor components but this
wasn't reporting the error anywhere and simply showed an error message
- updated the boundary to report to Sentry when configured so we can
notice and fix any editor-breaking issues faster
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/DevOps/issues/119
- members_newsletters needs members_subscribe_events, but it was also
then generating `subscriptions` records and the whole thing was really
slow
- for now, subscriptions is not a used table so we can remove use of it
- also adds support for generating more than one subscription record
with an 80% chance of being subscribed
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/DevOps/issues/119
- this function can simply call the `import` function, which performs
the same code as we had here
- this makes the code cleaner to read and understand
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/DevOps/issues/119
- this switches away from using a static list of names in favor of ones
generated by faker, so we don't run into duplicate names
- also minor code re-arranging
refs ARCH-21
- We currently have NewRelic setup for a few of our largest customers
for monitoring performance, but it is too expensive to enable across all
sites
- Sentry has similar (but simpler) performance monitoring tools to keep
track of response times that are available to us for free, but we just
haven't configured them
- This PR sets up Sentry Performance monitoring for API requests so we
can have one place for monitoring errors + performance so we can stay on
top of response times more easily.
- Tracing is disabled by default, so there is no additional overhead
unless `sentry.tracing.enabled` is set to `true` in the site's config.
Additionally, `sentry.tracing.sampleRate` should be set to a decimal
value between 0 and 1. This value defaults to 0 to avoid accidentally
blowing through quota, and requires a value to explicitly be set in
order to send the traces to Sentry.
