refs #10174
- Improved importer cleanUp method usage, so the cleanup is called in cases when there is an error during an import stage
- Simplified files to clean up tracking as removal of files is now partially handled in uploader middleware
closes#10174
- Introduced upload middleware that cleans up temporary files stored by mutler after the request is finished
- Removed redundant fs.remove calls as this work is now handled in newly introduced middleware
no-issue
- revert the migration because migrations that (potentially) touch every row should be kept to major releases where possible
- the migration was safe to run and won't cause any problems for anyone who has already upgraded
- reversion keeps the migration file but changes the contents to a no-op so that `migrations` table state is the same for all users whether they migrated with the full migration or the no-op version
closes#10388
This migration finds all tables with nullable columns, it then loops through the tables and their nullable columns, updating each column to a null when its current value is an empty string.
no-issue
Currently the `user-agent` header is the for outgoing webhook calls is the `got` default: `User-Agent: got/8.3.2 (https://github.com/sindresorhus/got)`.
This is pretty unfriendly to the receiver of the webhook who may wish to perform analytics on calling systems, implement security features based on calling system or take action based on different versions of a client.
This PR sets the header to: `User-Agent: Ghost/2.12.0 (https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost)` which is much more descriptive.
refs #10388
This updates the base model to retrieve column information, and explicitly set every property whose column is `nullable` and content is the empty string (`""`) to `null`
closes#10421
refs #10181
This bumbs the ghost-ignition dep, so that the code passed to errors
takes priority over any code the error is inheriting from.
refs #9178
- the cronjob for mysql fails currently
- the target test throws some errors, which would take a while to figure out why
- we have moved the model tests to a different location/folder and since then they have failed for mysql
- we are re-working/re-considering a lot of regression tests anyway so i thought it's easier to simply skip this test for now
- the target test passes if you run it as a single test file (!!!!)
closes#10420
- bumped brute-knex
> error eslint@5.12.1: The engine “node” is incompatible with this module. Expected version “^6.14.0 || ^8.10.0 || >=9.10.0”. Got “8.9.1”
refs #9865
- Changed id passed for api_key to an object to be able to differenciate between admin and content api requests
- Added integration id to frame context
- Small refactoring of frame context initialization
refs #9865
- Changed key format to {id}:{secret} so API consumer only has to worry about copying a single value during setup
- Updated key expiration time in getValidAdminToken test helper to match server side expiration check
refs #9178
`yarn test` only runs acceptance and unit tests.
We will setup a cronjob in Travis and run the regression tests once per day.
You can manually run them with `yarn test:regression`
This separation is just a first step into the right direction.
Travis will no longer run for 10-13minutes.
The goal is to run common API use cases and unit tests in Travis and locally by default.
## After this separation we still need to:
- re-work our test utility
- remove some tests
- define which tests are our common API use cases
- rewrite some tests
- make testing easier (starting/stopping Ghost, fixtures and resetting services or event listeners, it's a pain and takes sometimes ages to fix tests)
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**Acceptance:**
- common/basic API use cases against the current **stable** API
**Unit:**
- all unit tests (no database access)
- proper mocking
**Regression:**
- packages we don't want to run for each PR or commit
- tests which protect Ghost from breaking components and behaviour
- it is wishful that regression tests are using Ghost's API's (frontend, apps, core)
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**This PR requires an update to our docs.**
refs #9178
## Rule
- do not use the database in unit tests
- re-add correct unit tests if you work on something which is not tested properly (we have to bring them back at some point, but without using the database)
